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bendomatic · 16th February 2008, 04:05

i was just interested in what it would cost to manufacture this sort of material. i was envisaging that you could have some small cartridge, possibly disposable. so i was looking around and found this comment. i just wonder if that would be compatible with a diving application.

from New CO2 Capturing Material Could Make Plants Cleaner | Wired Science from Wired.com

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ZIF-69 is like a carbon dioxide trap, allowing only CO2 in, while screening out molecules with different shapes. Under pressure, the compound allows the carbon dioxide in, but not back out. Then, when scientists decompress the material, the gas is released, allowing scientists to dump the captured CO2 into a storage system.

rachel

16th February 2008, 04:05	#3 (permalink)
bendomatic Morgan's Mum Current Rebreather/s: Sport Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Brisbane Australia Posts: 204	Re: Potentially relevant new sorb technology i was just interested in what it would cost to manufacture this sort of material. i was envisaging that you could have some small cartridge, possibly disposable. so i was looking around and found this comment. i just wonder if that would be compatible with a diving application. from New CO2 Capturing Material Could Make Plants Cleaner \| Wired Science from Wired.com Quote: ZIF-69 is like a carbon dioxide trap, allowing only CO2 in, while screening out molecules with different shapes. Under pressure, the compound allows the carbon dioxide in, but not back out. Then, when scientists decompress the material, the gas is released, allowing scientists to dump the captured CO2 into a storage system. rachel __________________ why deal with idiots on the net when you have to spend all day dealing with them at work.
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