Dr. M. Mercedes Maroto-Valer, Dr. John M. Andrésen
Mineral carbonation is a promising concept for permanent CO2 sequestration due to the vast natural abundance of the raw minerals, the permanent storage of CO2 in solid form as carbonates, and the overall reaction being exothermic. However, the primary drawback to mineral carbonation is the reaction kinetics. To accelerate the reaction, aqueous carbonation processes are preferred, where the minerals are firstly dissolved in solution. In aqueous carbonation, the key step is the dissolution rate of the mineral, where the mineral dissolution reaction is likely to be surface controlled.
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