How can molecular materials capture carbon dioxide? | Science in a different light
Channel: We The Curious
Date: 2015-07-02

Sihai is a materials scientist who uses high-energy X-rays to study the atomic and molecular structure of materials used to capture waste carbon dioxide from power plants and coal-fired industry.

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This video was presented by: Sihai, carbon capture scientist.
Produced by: Suited and Booted Studios in collaboration with the We The Curious and the Science and Technology Facilities Council.

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