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> There's also turquoise hydrogen; H Hydrogen from Methane CH4. But then what do you do with the CO2?
by westurner 4mo ago
> There's also turquoise hydrogen; H Hydrogen from Methane CH4.
But then what do you do with the CO2?
- graemep 4mo agoThere is no CO2. It produces carbon instead.
- westurner 4mo agoo-CNT would be biodegradable. Ironically, it looks like you have to add oxygen back to that to make it worth money: Public link: Commercial Methane Pyrolysis Overview https://gemini.google.com/share/918e7883df8a https://gemini.google.com/share/918e7883df8a : > Because the economic model of pyrolysis requires selling the solid carbon byproduct, local carbon black prices dictate profitability ; per/kg: > Carbon Black: $1.20 - $1.80 > o-CNTs: $150 - $300+