Surface Reaction of CO2 with Basaltic Minerals as a Mechanism for Carbon Mineralization

Rapid carbon mineralization has been achieved in basaltic rocks; however, the fundamental chemical mechanisms governing the interactions of CO2-rock remain unclear. Here, ab initio molecular dynamics simulations were performed to elucidate the surface reaction of CO...

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1. autor:	Zihua Shao (21674602) (author)
Kolejni autorzy:	Jihui Jia (439139) (author), Yunfeng Liang (1294782) (author), Wuge Cui (17002751) (author), Gyuhwan Jo (21674605) (author), Keishi Usui (21674608) (author), Tomohiro Taniguchi (2438572) (author), Takeshi Tsuji (1673656) (author)
Wydane:	2025
Hasła przedmiotowe:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Ecology Inorganic Chemistry Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified simulation provides molecular mimic natural conditions forming stable carbonate enhanced carbon mineralization dissolution energy barrier coordinated hydroxyl groups interfacial water plays surface reactivity renewal pathways involve co carbonated metal ions 2 </ sub hydrolyzed mineral surfaces mineral surfaces water exposure surface reactions surface reaction sustaining cycle scale evidence potentially lowering order dependence nonbridging oxygens metal sites hydrogen pyrocarbonate first hydrolyzed findings establish dual role directly reacting basaltic systems basaltic rocks basaltic minerals
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Surface Reaction of CO<sub>2</sub> with Basaltic Minerals as a Mechanism for Carbon Mineralization

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