Heat Stable Salts (HSSs) Affecting the Foam Tendancy of the Amine Solvent

By: Dr. Teeradet Supap and Jessica Narku-Tetteh

The fundamentals of chemistry can help us to understand why heat stable salts (HSSs) make an amine solution more prone to foaming. Foaming is one of the operational issues that can reduce the ability of an amine to capture the CO2.

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Pretreatment by Simultaneous Removal of SO2 and NO2 from Flue Gas

By: Enoch Kofi Otoo

The global concern over climate change has led to the implementation of various measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, including carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.

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Taking Responsibility

By: Dzifa Nugloze

Today’s post on Back to Basics is a reminder to all researchers on the importance of TAKING RESPONSIBILITY !!

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AMP and MEA Carbamate Stability Comparison

By: Dr. Teeradet Supap

In this post, we explain why carbamate of sterically hindered AMP is unstable relative to that of MEA.

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Internal Calibration Standard Curve for Amine Concentration Determination

By: Dr. Teeradet Supap

This post, we explain how the concentration of an unknown amine is determined using the internal standard curve method which is known to help reduce run to run/day to day inconsistency, thus improving the analysis accuracy.

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Improvement of Biobased Catalyst for Biodiesel Production from Waste Cooking Oil

By: Mariam Hanson

In order to attain net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and meet a 45% of biofuel production from waste resources target by 2030, there is the need to explore catalysts for increasing biofuel yield. This work will explore the use of environmentally benign materials for biodiesel production.

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Determination of Concentration using an External Calibration Curve

By: Pailin Muchan

If we want to know the concentration of our sample solution, how can we do it?

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Perception in Neural Networks

By: Pichaya Jandokmai and Jedsadaporn Jinasena

Neural network is a type of machine learning algorithm that is inspired by the structure and function of the human brain.

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What is Filtration?

By: Paweesuda Natewong

Filtration is a mechanical or physical operation by which insoluble solid particles are separated from a liquid-solid mixture by forcing the liquid through the pores of a filter...

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Structural Correlation and Predictive Model by Machine Learning Regression for Oxidative Degradation Rate of Amine Solution in Post-Combustion Amine-Based CO2 Capture Processes

By: Sirinee Kruthasoot and Tawan Kongton

Carbon capture has been proposed as a viable method of lowering CO2 emissions. The most widely used technology is the use of amines to capture CO2. However, the strategy commonly encounters operational concerns...

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