Is cobalt a greenhouse gas?
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| On a per molecule basis, additional methane is much more effective as a greenhouse gas than additional CO2. | |
85 Citations | A systematic increase of the CO2 mole fraction of carbon in the feed gas mixture alters the product distribution dramatically for cobalt FT synthesis with CO2 behaving like an inert gas at higher partial pressure of CO. With cobalt, CO appears to compete with CO2 for adsorption. |
43 Citations | The use of advanced materials with a high selectivity and easy regeneration to capture CO 2 from a gas mixture is an effective strategy to reduce the greenhouse effect. |
39 Citations | The greenhouse with CO2 supplied from bottles turns out to be superior to tthe greenhouse with CO2 supplied by burning gas. |
85 Citations | This difference in behavior of CO2 over cobalt and iron could be attributed to the absence of reverse water–gas shift activity on cobalt and hydrogenation of CO2 to hydrocarbons—other than methane—will be derived through the formation of CO. |
33 Citations | Moreover, when seawater availability of cobalt is compared to biological demands, cobalt emerges as being depleted in seawater, pointing to a potentially important limiting role. |
32 Citations | Dissociation of methane was investigated by TPx, and the activation of C H bonds was found to occur above the hcp to fcc phase transition temperature of cobalt, indicating that methane activation to synthesis gas could be structure sensitive on metallic cobalt. |
46 Citations | As increasing anthropogenic use and subsequent release of cobalt poses the potential to overpower natural cobalt signals in the oceans, it is more important than ever to establish a baseline understanding of cobalt distributions in the ocean. |
83 Citations | The results reveal that the presence of partially reduced cobalt in a well-dispersed form is required for the formation of cobalt aluminate. |