Zeolite-based CO2 Adsorbent for Direct Air Capture
Innovative zeolite adsorbent optimized for low-energy desorption in modular DAC systems, leveraging University of Tokyo synthesis expertise.
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Problem solved
High energy penalty and cost of conventional DAC sorbents for capturing dilute atmospheric CO2; need for materials enabling simpler regeneration without high heat.
Application contexts
- building-integrated or distributed DAC
- carbon removal projects
- CO2 utilization in agriculture
Technical principle
Zeolite (inorganic porous material) with tailored pore structure and surface chemistry for selective CO2 adsorption from ambient air, designed for facile desorption.
Typical use cases
- Integration into modular DAC units for ambient CO2 capture at <100 USD/ton target cost
Partnership route
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Helpful to include: adsorption capacity under ambient conditions · cycle stability and regeneration method · production scalability · IP licensing options
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Source & provenance
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