Article | REF: G1816 V1

CO2 reuse without transformation and biologically

Authors: Association record, Laurent DUMERGUES

Publication date: July 10, 2016

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1. Anthropogenic CO2 emissions

1.1 Origins

CO 2 (carbon dioxide) is a stable and relatively chemically inert molecule: it represents the ultimate degree of oxidation of carbon.

The oxidation of carbonaceous matter, whether of organic or inorganic origin such as coals, can be due to a thermal (combustion, incineration), biological (biodegradation, usually by aerobic micro-organisms) or chemical (reaction with an oxidant) effect. [G1815].

The properties of CO...

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