CAPTURING CARBON DIOXIDE Capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) from a stationary source such as a power plant involves separating it from the flue gas stream to prevent the gas from being released to the atmosphere. The main so

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Date: 2012-03-27 23:49:14 Chemical engineering Carbon dioxide Energy conversion Fuel gas Greenhouse gases Carbon capture and storage Integrated gasification combined cycle Gasification Flue gas Chemistry Energy Technology		CAPTURING CARBON DIOXIDE Capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) from a stationary source such as a power plant involves separating it from the flue gas stream to prevent the gas from being released to the atmosphere. The main so Add to Reading List Source URL: www.co2crc.com.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 577,73 KB Share Document on Facebook

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