A team of scientists has pioneered an advanced system that converts carbon dioxide directly from factory emissions. This groundbreaking process sidesteps expensive gas separation and purification techniques. By utilizing specially formulated organic electrolytes, the system successfully facilitates the conversion of CO2 into carbon monoxide while minimizing unwanted reactions. This innovation presents a cost-effective solution for curbing carbon emissions from industries.
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Scientists turn factory exhaust carbon dioxide into useful chemicals, study reveals
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