A novel Amino Functionalized Ionic Liquid/Organic Solvent with low viscosity for CO2 capture.

A novel Amino Functionalized Ionic Liquid/Organic Solvent with low viscosity for CO2 capture.
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.est.9b06717
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发表时间:
2020-02
影响因子:
11.4
通讯作者:
Fan Liu;Yao Shen;Li Shen;Cheng-Yue Sun;Liang Chen;Qiaoli Wang;Sujing Li;Wei Li
Fan Liu;Yao Shen;Li Shen;Cheng-Yue Sun;Liang Chen;Qiaoli Wang;Sujing Li;Wei Li
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学1区
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作者:
Fan Liu;Yao Shen;Li Shen;Cheng-Yue Sun;Liang Chen;Qiaoli Wang;Sujing Li;Wei Li

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To achieve low regeneration energy consumption and viscosity, a novel amino functionalized ionic liquid of [TEPAH][2-MI] combined with organic solvents has been proposed for CO2 capture in this work. The results demonstrated that the absorption loading of [TEPAH][2-MI]/NPA/EG was 1.72 mol·mol-1 (28 wt%, 257 g·L-1), which was much higher than that of MEA/water, and the regeneration efficiency was maintained at 90.7% after the 5th regeneration cycle. The viscosities of the solution were only 3.66 and 7.65 mPa·s before and after absorption, which were significantly lower than that of traditional non-aqueous absorbents. The reaction mechanism investigated via 13C NMR and quantum calculations were summarized that CO2 firstly reacted with the amino group of [TEPAH]+ to form the carbamates through the zwitterion formation and protonation process, while CO2 reacted with the N atom of [2-MI]- to directly form carbamate. Then some of them further reacted with NPA and EG to form the carbonates. Moreover, Nπ and Nτ tautomers of [TEPAH][2-MI] could convert into each other continuously when CO2 was absorbed. During CO2 desorption, the carbamates and carbonates reacted with AFILH+ to decompose and released CO2 directly.