CO2 Chemistry
CO2 Mineralization
Carbon dioxide (CO2) can react with certain minerals, and by so doing, CO2 gets removed from the atmosphere and permanently stored in the mineral substrate.
Although the carbon mineralization process occurs naturally over hundreds or even thousands of years, it can accelerated by means of an appropriate reaction technology under specific conditions. The BUSS-Loop® Reactor, by its ability to handle multiphase slurry reactions, has demonstrated to be a valuable tool to support this process.
CO2-based Polyols
Abundant, inexpensive, renewable, and nontoxic, Carbon Dioxide (CO2) has become an attractive feedstock for chemical and polymer syntheses.
The use of CO2 as a sustainable precursor for polyurethane has become prominent in polymer industry, since the possibility to use CO2 in polyether polyols has been proven successfully.
The BUSS-Loop® Reactor, used for over three decades for non-ionic surfactant and polyol production, was used sucessfully for the production of CO2-based polyols, being able to handle simultanously the reaction of the chain starter with propylene oxide and carbon dioxide.
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