CYCLIC PROCESS USING ALKALINE SOLUTIONS CREATED FROM ELECTROLYTICALLY DECARBOXYLATED WATER AS AN ATMOSPHEREIC CO2 COLLECTOR FOLLOWED BY REPEATED ELECTROCHEMICAL RECOVERY OF CO2 WITH SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCTION OF DIHYDROGEN FOR LIQUID HYDROCARBON SYNTHESIS
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A method for the controlled removal of bicarbonate from alkaline water and its replacement with a strong base that is capable of chemically absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere as a carbonate and bicarbonate solution. This bicarbonate and carbonate solution is reprocessed in the central compartment of an electrolytic cation exchange module (E-CEM) to take advantage of the removal of CO2 from the air, and as an energetic byproduct of E-CEM dihydrogen production, and to regenerate the original strong base absorbent solution. Thus, this process is cyclical in nature, and no chemicals are needed except an initial source of alkaline water.
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