Turbostratic carbon and CO2 adsorption

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Carbon nanotubes exhibit exceptional properties that make them highly effective at capturing and retaining CO2 molecules. These unique structures facilitate efficient gas sorption by providing an extensive surface area for molecular interaction. Research has shown that when exposed to CO2, the material's pore structure undergoes a significant transformation, leading to enhanced adsorption capabilities. Furthermore, the high thermal stability of carbon nanotubes allows them to operate efficiently across a wide range of temperatures, making them suitable for various industrial applications where CO2 removal is crucial. By leveraging these remarkable properties, researchers have made considerable progress in developing innovative technologies that harness the potential of carbon nanotubes for efficient CO2 capture and storage.