Variable pressure solid-state NMR methods to study gas-surface interactions in nanoporous sorbent materials for industrial post/precombustion CO2 capture
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| This project aims at developing high-resolution in-situ solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (ssNMR) methods, adapted to variable pressure measurements, to gain an atomic-level understanding of the surface interactions between nanoporous inorganic-organic hybrid sorbent materials and gas mixtures mimicking industrial flue gas streams relevant in low- and high-pressure (postand pre-combustion) CO2 capture. We focus on the elucidation of CO2 adducts formed at CO2 partial pressures in post- (<0.5 bar) and pre-combustion (~10-50 bar) processes using isotopically-labelled 13CO2. The study of surface species derived from flue gas contaminants is also envisaged. |
Keywords
Environment
Low carbon Energy
Start Date
CERENA Role
Coordinator/Local PI
Integrated Member
Associate Professor with Habilitation
CERENA Team
Proponent Institution
University of Aveiro, Portugal
Partners
CERENA / Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal
Funding Programme
LISBOA-01-0145-FEDER-016833; PTDC/QEQ-QAN/6373/2014
Total Funding
103 368,00 €
CERENA Funding
36 168,00 €
