Nanostructured Materials for CO2 Capture and Storage

Abstract

The mitigation of climate change is critically dependent on the effective capture and storage of carbon dioxide (CO2). This article examines the role of nanostructured materials in enhancing CO2 capture efficiency. By leveraging high surface area and tunable porosity, these materials offer improved interactions with CO2 molecules. The study presents significant advancements in the design and application of nanostructures, which can potentially lead to more efficient and scalable CO2 sequestration solutions.