2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jngse.2022.104755
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Chemical and physical systems for sour gas removal: An overview from reaction mechanisms to industrial implications

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“…Since the early studies dating back to 1912, it is clear that hydration is the rate limiting step in the CO 2 mineralization process, as also confirmed by more recent experimental and computational studies. , In nature, CO 2 hydration reaction is catalyzed by carbonic anhydrase (CA), a zinc-based metalloenzyme able to accelerate the CO 2 hydration rate. CA has been successfully adopted, but the cost of extraction of the enzyme and the specific range of operation (i.e., basic pH and low temperature of the solution) are limiting factors to its large scale application. , A huge research effort has been taken over the past years, designing better solvents for carbon dioxide capture and finding the more cost-effective catalysts that mimic the active site of CA, enabling the scaling-up of the chemical process at the industrial level. …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the early studies dating back to 1912, it is clear that hydration is the rate limiting step in the CO 2 mineralization process, as also confirmed by more recent experimental and computational studies. , In nature, CO 2 hydration reaction is catalyzed by carbonic anhydrase (CA), a zinc-based metalloenzyme able to accelerate the CO 2 hydration rate. CA has been successfully adopted, but the cost of extraction of the enzyme and the specific range of operation (i.e., basic pH and low temperature of the solution) are limiting factors to its large scale application. , A huge research effort has been taken over the past years, designing better solvents for carbon dioxide capture and finding the more cost-effective catalysts that mimic the active site of CA, enabling the scaling-up of the chemical process at the industrial level. …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%