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A University of Delaware team led by James Buchen demonstrated a battery-based electrochemical device that captures carbon dioxide by pumping it across a cell, offering an alternative to heat-driven reversible filters used for ambient air and smokestack capture. The approach could cut the energy penalty that makes conventional carbon capture costly.
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