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‘Artificial leaf’ turns CO2 into fuel, Petroleum Review, November 2019, p 5
In Canada, the University of Waterloo has devised an ‘artificial leaf’ comprising a red cuprous oxide powder produced from glucose, copper acetate, sodium hydroxide and sodium dodecyl sulphate added to heated water into which CO2 is blown under a white light, resulting in methanol and oxygen.
Abstract details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: 5 General transport fuels technology - 5.2 Fuel synthesis
Subjects: Carbon dioxide
