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Study finds way to generate chemicals from captured carbon dioxide

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Scientists at the University of Surrey have developed a new technology to convert CO2 captured from the atmosphere into useful chemicals such as carbon monoxide and synthetic natural gas.

“Capturing CO2 from the surrounding air and directly converting it into useful products is exactly what we need to approach carbon neutrality in the chemicals sector,” said Dr Melis Duyar, senior lecturer of Chemical Engineering at the University of Surrey.

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