Carbon Dioxide Reduction Metallurgy

This book presents the state-of-the-art of carbon dioxide metallurgical reduction and decreased use of carbon. Readers will find papers concerning the efficient reduction of carbon dioxide and properly tailoring extractive metallurgical techniques to improve fuel self-sufficiency in a cost-effective manner. In connection, the utilization of all available energy sources, including solar and stored energy in the form of wastes, is presented. The book is conveniently divided into the areas of mechanisms, ferrous industry and electrolytic methods.

From the Manhattan Project to global warming : the science and technology of CO[subscript 2] mitigation	p. 3
Chemical utilization of sequestered carbon dioxide as a booster of hydrogen economy	p. 19
Novel, synergistic oxygen supply technology for metals processing	p. 25
CO[subscript 2] reduction by dry methane reforming over hexaluminates : a promising technology for decreasing global warming in a cost effective manner	p. 29
A proposal for a reduction method of global atmospheric CO[subscript 2] : isolation of surplus CO[subscript 2] from the biosphere and fix it to form an insoluble mineral onto a sea bottom	p. 35
CO[subscript 2] capture and sequestration - implications for the metals industry	p. 45
UCLOS : the European steel industry's effort to find breakthrough technologies to cut its CO[subscript 2] emissions significantly	p. 59
Recent developments in technology management for reduction of CO[subscript 2] emissions in metal industry in India	p. 71
Impact on greenhouse gas emissions of a switch from carbon to hydrogen as the principal reducing agent in producing metals	p. 83
Sequestration of carbon dioxide by steelmaking slag : process phenomena and reactor study	p. 95
Canadian green steel : adopting best practices	p. 107
Reduction of Ti-V-magnetite with microwave	p. 119
Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide	p. 129
Soda fuel cycle metallurgy - choices for CO[subscript 2] reduction	p. 135
Electrocatalytic reduction of CO[subscript 2] to C[subscript 2]H[subscript 4] at a gas/solution/metal interface	p. 147
CO[subscript 2] free electrochemical process for production of light metals using ionic liquids as electrolytes	p. 161
Carbon dioxide recycling by high temperature co-electrolysis and hydrocarbon synthesis	p. 171
CO[subscript 2] reduction by nanoscale galvanic couples	p. 183
Reduction of carbon dioxide to formate in an electrochemical membrane reactor in KHCO[subscript 3] buffer solutions	p. 187
Author index	p. 199
Subject index	p. 201
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