CO2 sequestration is possible, but no place to store it

 

CO2 sequestration is possible, but no place to store it.

Author: David Judbarovski, systems engineering, principle inventor, retired, davidjud.blogspot.com, judbarovski.blogspot.com, 1939dmj@gmail.com

 

CO2 + H2 = CO2H2 (formic acid), sequestrating the CO2;

1.5C + H2O = CH2 + 0.5 CO2 – Judbarovski process, combining the Fischer-Tropsch process with Boudouard reaction;

CH 2 + 2 H2O = CO2 + 3H2;

 with 3H2 exhausting 1.5 CO2, so 0.5 CO2 with H2 – 0.5 CO2 for the first reaction, and totally the formic acid sequestrates 0.5 CO2.

 

The said formic acid is made from CO2 and H2 can be extremally cheap (e.g., see "H2 and half green Hydrocarbons incredibly cheap and domestically manufactured",

davidjud.blogspot.com/2024/04 , posted Apr. 21, 2024 .

Nevertheless, CO2 sequestration needs tens milliards m3 of space to store., even if 95% of the formic acid is the CO2 by the weight.

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