A method for capturing and separating CO2 from gas mixtures
A gas mixture and inert gas technology, applied in the field of CO2 capture and separation, can solve the problems of high operating cost, long process flow, large equipment investment, etc., and achieve the effect of improving solubility, reducing cost and improving solubility
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[0018] Dissolve 10g of 12-crown-4 in 100ml of methanol to make a composite solvent, and measure the amount of CO dissolved in the composite solvent at 2.0MPa and -10°C. 2 ability to measure CO 2 The solubility in the composite solvent is 40.46kg / kg solvent, which is higher than that of CO under the same conditions 2 The solubility in methanol is 34.54kg / kg solvent.
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[0020] Dissolve 12g of 15-crown-5 in 100ml of methanol to make a composite solvent, and measure the amount of CO dissolved in the composite solvent at 2.0MPa and -15°C. 2 ability to measure CO 2 The solubility in the composite solvent is 50.77kg / kg solvent, which is higher than that of CO under the same conditions 2 The solubility in methanol is 42.88kg / kg solvent.
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[0022] Dissolve 6g of 18-crown-6 in 100ml of methanol to make a composite solvent, and measure the amount of CO dissolved in the composite solvent at 2.5MPa and -12°C. 2 ability to measure CO 2 The solubility in the composite solvent is 62.15kg / kg solvent, which is higher than that of CO under the same conditions 2 The solubility in methanol is 52.05kg / kg solvent.
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