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And how is CO2 form Fe2O3 different than CO2 from the air? Is it just that it is easy to capture? Then what?
by fghh45sdfhr3 14y ago
And how is CO2 form Fe2O3 different than CO2 from the air?
Is it just that it is easy to capture? Then what?
- ajross 14y agoIt's not different, but it's a pure gas and not mixed with a ton of nitrogen that air combustion exhaust would be. That makes it trivial to capture (literally just pump it through a compressor into a tank). One important point, though, is that the sequestration problem is not actually addressed here. This just gets you conveniently-produced tanks of CO2 (or crates of dry ice, whatever). What you do with that to keep it out of the atmosphere is still an open problem.
- Gravityloss 14y agoThank you, now it makes some sense. These press releases are next to useless.