JOURNAL: Thermochemical splitting of CO2 on perovskites for CO production: A review
Summary
Authors:
Biduan Chen
Harriet Kildahl
Hui Yang
Yulong Ding
Lige Tong
Li Wang
University of Science and Technology Beijing
University of Birmingham
Beijing Engineering Research Centre of Energy Saving and Environmental Protection
Thermochemical splitting of CO2 on perovskites for CO production: A review
Journal of Energy Chemistry
March 2024
This paper explores how thermochemical CO2 splitting, a process driven by heat, can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by converting captured CO2 into carbon monoxide (CO), which can then be reused. A key focus is on perovskite-based materials, which act as catalysts in this process. The review examines recent advancements in improving efficiency, stability, and cost-effectiveness, highlighting new materials such as double and composite perovskites. It also discusses how integrating CO2 splitting with other industrial processes could make the technology more viable for the future, offering a potential pathway towards sustainable carbon recycling.