CO 2 is one of the major anthropogenic greenhouse gases in the atmosphere contributing to
global warming (Blamey et al., 2010; Mikkelsen et al., 2010). In the last half-century, the …

Nitrate, a prevalent water pollutant, poses substantial public health concerns and
environmental risks. Electrochemical reduction of nitrate (eNO3RR) has emerged as an …

The release of CO 2 into the atmosphere is problematic; however, it is an abundant,
renewable, and inexpensive carbon resource. In the past, the environmental problems …

Carbon capture is an important and effective approach to control the emission of CO2 from
point sources such as fossil fuel power plants, industrial furnaces and cement plants into the …

Curving the CO 2 atmospheric levels is one of the challenges of this century, given its direct
impact on climate change. Of the several strategies of CO 2 capture and storage, sorption …

Recent years have witnessed rapid advancements in carbon capture, storage, and
utilization (CCUS) technologies, which are key to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and …

MgO-based materials possess favorable thermodynamic properties that enable them to be
used as CO 2 sorbents in the temperature range of 300–550° C—at least theoretically. MgO …

The optimization of MgO‐based adsorbents as advanced CO2‐capture materials is
predominantly focused on their molten‐salt modification, for which theoretical and …

CO 2 hydrogenation is critical to producing high-value-added carbon-based chemicals and
fuels to achieving both hydrogen energy storage and CO 2 utilization. Examples of CO 2 …

The development of effective CO2 sorbents is vital to achieving net-zero CO2 emission
targets. MgO promoted with molten salts is an emerging class of CO2 sorbents. However …