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I meant to do the CO2 capture at gas furnaces in homes. Because the electric power available for heating is ofte limited, but might still be sufficient to gath
by rocqua 3y ago
I meant to do the CO2 capture at gas furnaces in homes. Because the electric power available for heating is ofte limited, but might still be sufficient to gather CO2 from the exhaust of the furnace.
It'll cost energy, but it is a cheap source of CO2 for this electrolysis.
- XorNot 3y agoTo convert CO2 back to propane you have to put in every bit of energy released when burning it and then some. So again, it wouldn't work because as you note: the electric power available is less than the gas.