It is indeed of biblical proportions, but even in the Bible sodium and 
potassium CARBONATES are no alkaline Silicates, Olaf Schuiling

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Subject: [geo] Re: Generation of electricity from CO2 mineralization: Principle 
and realization - Springer

Allow me to nominate an alkaline silicate  supply  candidate of Biblical 
proportions: the molten carbonatite lava of  The Mountain of God ,  Ol Doinyo 
Lengai in the Tanzanian stretch of the East African Rift- sodium and potassium 
carbonates ready  to electrolyze .

On Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 4:17:38 AM UTC-5, andrewjlockley wrote:

http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs11431-014-5727-6

China Technological Sciences
December 2014, Volume 57, Issue 12, pp 2335-2343
Date: 11 Dec 2014

Generation of electricity from CO2 mineralization: Principle and realization

HePing Xie et al

Abstract
Current CO2 reduction and utilization technologies suffer from high energy 
consuming. Thus, an energy favourable route is in urgent demanding. CO2 
mineralization is theoretically an energy releasing process for CO2 reduction 
and utilization, but an approach to recovery this energy has so far remained 
elusive. For the first time, here we proposed the principle of harvesting 
electrical energy directly from CO2 mineralization, and realized an energy 
output strategy for CO2 utilization and reduction via a CO2-mineralization fuel 
cell (CMFC) system. In this system CO2 and industrial alkaline wastes were used 
as feedstock, and industrial valuable NaHCO3 was produced concomitantly during 
the electricity generation. The highest power density of this system reached 
5.5 W/m2, higher than many microbial fuel cells. The maximum open circuit 
voltage reached 0.452 V. Moreover, this system was demonstrated viable to low 
concentration CO2 (10%) and other carbonation process. Thus, the existing of an 
energy-generating and environmentally friendly strategy to utilize CO2 as a 
supplement to the current scenario of CO2 emission control has been 
demonstrated.
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