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- Patent Title: Methods for the removal of CO2 from atmospheric air or other CO2-containing gas in order to achieve CO2 emissions reductions or negative CO2 emissions
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Application No.: US16344065Application Date: 2017-11-10
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Publication No.: US11712652B2Publication Date: 2023-08-01
- Inventor: Alexander Spiteri , Valentin Gutknecht , Jan Andre Wurzbacher , Christoph Gebald
- Applicant: CLIMEWORKS AG
- Applicant Address: CH Zurich
- Assignee: CLIMEWORKS AG
- Current Assignee: CLIMEWORKS AG
- Current Assignee Address: CH Zurich
- Priority: EP 201033 2016.11.29
- International Application: PCT/EP2017/078837 2017.11.10
- International Announcement: WO2018/099709A 2018.06.07
- Date entered country: 2019-04-23
- Main IPC: C01B32/05
- IPC: C01B32/05 ; B01D53/04 ; C01B32/205 ; C01B3/24 ; C09C1/48 ; C10G2/00 ; C25B1/04

Abstract:
A process for the production of at least one of amorphous carbon or graphite, preferably of carbon black, from atmospheric air, biogas or flue gas CO2 is given, including at least the following steps:
a) isolation of concentrated CO2 of a concentration of at least 50% v/v from atmospheric air, green house air or flue gas preferably by means of a cyclic adsorption/desorption process on amine-functionalized adsorbents;
b) conversion of said captured CO2 into a gaseous or liquid saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbon by hydrogenation:
c) cracking of said saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbon to at least one of amorphous carbon or graphite, preferably carbon black,
wherein the H2 resulting from step c) is at least partially used in the hydrogenation of step b).
a) isolation of concentrated CO2 of a concentration of at least 50% v/v from atmospheric air, green house air or flue gas preferably by means of a cyclic adsorption/desorption process on amine-functionalized adsorbents;
b) conversion of said captured CO2 into a gaseous or liquid saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbon by hydrogenation:
c) cracking of said saturated or unsaturated hydrocarbon to at least one of amorphous carbon or graphite, preferably carbon black,
wherein the H2 resulting from step c) is at least partially used in the hydrogenation of step b).
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