CO2 sorption by supported amino acid ionic liquids

Rasmus Fehrmann; Anders Riisager; Helene Kolding; Saravanamurugan Shunmugavel

CO₂ sorption by supported amino acid ionic liquids

Rasmus Fehrmann (Inventor), Anders Riisager (Inventor), Helene Kolding (Inventor), Saravanamurugan Shunmugavel (Inventor)

Department of Chemistry

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Abstract

The present invention concerns the absorption and desorption behaviour of carbon dioxide (CO₂) using ionic liquids derived from amino acids adsorbed on porous carrier materials.

Original language	English
IPC	B01D53/14
Patent number	WO2014009533
Filing date	16/01/2014
Country/Territory	International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
Priority date	13/07/2012
Priority number	EP20120176318
Publication status	Published - 2014

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CO2 sorption by supported amino acid ionic liquids

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