what will happen.
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Subject: Re: [geo] New CO2 Sucker Could Help Clear the Air
Note
It's easy enough to suck CO2 out of the air; just take the cap off a
bottle of conc NaOH, and that can be done at mmoles CO2/gram NaOH, not the
nanomoles per gram these guys seem to swoon over. Then there's the little
problem of what to do once absorbed. Desorbing at 85degC is an improvement
over
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Subject: Re: [geo] New CO2 Sucker Could Help Clear the Air
Note that there is an error of 10^6 in the article
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Subject: Re: [geo] New CO2 Sucker Could Help Clear the Air
Note that there is an error of 10^6 in the article, as it says 1.72 nmol
when the underlying article
