Our last paper atZEFIRA and TU/e Chemical Engineering and Chemistry has been published in cooperation with CASALE.
In this paper Pranav Arun explored the use of hydrotalcite in a plasma-assisted process where CO₂ is first adsorbed and then desorbed and converted in a single step. This approach addresses one of the key challenges in ICCU: how to move beyond capture alone and enable direct activation and conversion of CO₂ within the same system.

The work also demonstrates that plasma-induced heating plays an important role in CO₂ release from the sorbent, providing valuable insight into the mechanisms governing plasma-assisted desorption.

the work is available open access at
https://lnkd.in/erZBEFUM

Great work, Pranav Arun, and congratulations to all co-authors!

Sirui Li, ZEFIRA, Pierdomenico Biasi, Ludovica Villantieri,
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