Authors : Abhishek Kr Kushwaha; Vaishnava Raghunath Chelluboyana; Devina Ratnam; Poornima Pandey

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 11 - November

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Abstract : The solubility of CO2 determined by an aqueous blend of (TSP+PZ+K-Lys) were experimentally investigated to obtained new data on CO2 loading at total concentrations ranging from (1.0 to 3.0) mol.kg-1, temperature between (303.07 to 353.07) K and CO2 partial pressure ranging from (10.08 to 20.08) kPa with the help of a bubbling absorber. The results were compared to data available in the literature, the (TSP+PZ+K-Lys) blend demonstrated higher CO2 absorption capacity, indicating that this blend could serve as an efficient and promising absorbent for CO2 capture applications.

Keywords : CO2 Solubility, Chemical Absorption, Sustainable CO2 Capture, Solvent Utilization, Potassium Lysinate, TSP.

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