Back in the black: hydrothermal carbonization of plant material as an efficient chemical process to treat the CO2 problem?

Maria-Magdalena Titirici; Arne Thomas; Markus Antonietti

doi:10.1039/B616045J

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Back in the black: hydrothermal carbonization of plant material as an efficient chemical process to treat the CO₂ problem?

Maria-Magdalena Titirici , Arne Thomas and Markus Antonietti

New J. Chem., 2007, 31, 787-789

DOI: 10.1039/B616045J
Received 03 Nov 2006, Accepted 14 Feb 2007
First published on the web 08 Mar 2007

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A chemical process, hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) of low value biomass, is discussed as a tool for the sequestration of atmospheric CO₂. Via the available biomass, CO₂ can be transformed into an efficient deposited form of carbon, i.e. hardly degradable peat or carbonaceous soil.

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