CO2 Captured formate Fuel

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CO2 turned into fuel with Japan's electrochemical cell breakthrough

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Japan ’s scientists convert captured carbon into green fuel.

Reactive carbon capture uses dissolved CO2 in solutions like bicarbonate to directly produce formate ions.

Researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed a new type of electrochemical cell that can effectively convert a solution derived from captured carbon.

It could be considered a major development in carbon capture and utilization technology.

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