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Kinetics of carbon dioxide removal by aqueous diamines

Bindwal et al., 2011

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1025233492766934161
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Bindwal A
Vaidya P
Kenig E
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Chemical engineering journal

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Because of the presence of one or more primary or secondary amino groups, solvents containing diamines have a good potential for CO 2 capture. In the present work, the CO 2 reactions with two diamines, viz. N-(2-aminoethyl) ethanolamine (AEEA) and piperazine …
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