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3. Influence of CO2 on Nanoconfined Water in a Clay Mineral

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Hunvik, Kristoffer W. Bo, Lima, Rodrigo Jose da Silva, Kirch, Alexsandro, Loch, Patrick, Roren, Paul Monceyron, Petersen, Martin Hoffmann, Rudic, Svemir, Sakai, Victoria Garcia, Knudsen, Kenneth Dahl, Instituto, Caetano Rodrigues Miranda Materiais, Breu, Josef, Fossum, Jon Otto, Bordallo, Heloisa N., Hunvik, Kristoffer W. Bo, Lima, Rodrigo Jose da Silva, Kirch, Alexsandro, Loch, Patrick, Roren, Paul Monceyron, Petersen, Martin Hoffmann, Rudic, Svemir, Sakai, Victoria Garcia, Knudsen, Kenneth Dahl, Instituto, Caetano Rodrigues Miranda Materiais, Breu, Josef, Fossum, Jon Otto, and Bordallo, Heloisa N.

Abstract

Developing new technologies for carbon sequestra-tion and long-term carbon storage is important. Clay minerals are interesting in this context as they are low-cost, naturally abundant, can adsorb considerable amounts of CO2, and are present in storage sites for anthropogenic carbon. Here, to better understand the intercalation mechanisms of CO2 in dehydrated and hydrated synthetic Na-fluorohectorite clay, we have combined powder X-ray diffraction, inelastic and quasi-elastic neutron scattering, and density functional theory calculations. For dehydrated Na-fluorohectorite, we observe no crystalline swelling or spectroscopic changes in response to CO2, whereas for the hydrated case, damping of the librational modes related to the intercalated water was clearly observed. These findings suggest the formation of a more disordered water coordination in the interlayer associated with highly confined water molecules. From the simulations, we conclude that intercalated water molecules decrease the layer-layer cohesion energy and create physical space for CO2 intercalation. Furthermore, we confirm that interlayer confinement reduces the Na+ hydration number when compared to that in bulk aqueous water, which may allow for proton transfer and hydroxide formation followed by CO2 adsorption in the form of carbonates. The experimental results are discussed in the context of previous and present observations on, a similar smectite, Ni-fluorohectorite, for which it is established that CO2 attaches to the edge of nickel hydroxide islands present in the interlayer.

Published
2022

4. Influence of CO2 on Nanoconfined Water in a Clay Mineral

Author

Hunvik, Kristoffer W. Bo, Lima, Rodrigo Jose da Silva, Kirch, Alexsandro, Loch, Patrick, Roren, Paul Monceyron, Petersen, Martin Hoffmann, Rudic, Svemir, Sakai, Victoria Garcia, Knudsen, Kenneth Dahl, Instituto, Caetano Rodrigues Miranda Materiais, Breu, Josef, Fossum, Jon Otto, Bordallo, Heloisa N., Hunvik, Kristoffer W. Bo, Lima, Rodrigo Jose da Silva, Kirch, Alexsandro, Loch, Patrick, Roren, Paul Monceyron, Petersen, Martin Hoffmann, Rudic, Svemir, Sakai, Victoria Garcia, Knudsen, Kenneth Dahl, Instituto, Caetano Rodrigues Miranda Materiais, Breu, Josef, Fossum, Jon Otto, and Bordallo, Heloisa N.

Abstract

Developing new technologies for carbon sequestra-tion and long-term carbon storage is important. Clay minerals are interesting in this context as they are low-cost, naturally abundant, can adsorb considerable amounts of CO2, and are present in storage sites for anthropogenic carbon. Here, to better understand the intercalation mechanisms of CO2 in dehydrated and hydrated synthetic Na-fluorohectorite clay, we have combined powder X-ray diffraction, inelastic and quasi-elastic neutron scattering, and density functional theory calculations. For dehydrated Na-fluorohectorite, we observe no crystalline swelling or spectroscopic changes in response to CO2, whereas for the hydrated case, damping of the librational modes related to the intercalated water was clearly observed. These findings suggest the formation of a more disordered water coordination in the interlayer associated with highly confined water molecules. From the simulations, we conclude that intercalated water molecules decrease the layer-layer cohesion energy and create physical space for CO2 intercalation. Furthermore, we confirm that interlayer confinement reduces the Na+ hydration number when compared to that in bulk aqueous water, which may allow for proton transfer and hydroxide formation followed by CO2 adsorption in the form of carbonates. The experimental results are discussed in the context of previous and present observations on, a similar smectite, Ni-fluorohectorite, for which it is established that CO2 attaches to the edge of nickel hydroxide islands present in the interlayer.

Published
2022

5. Enhancing implementation of smoke-free places: A comparative qualitative study across seven European cities

Author

Lehrstuhl für Soziale Determinanten der Gesundheit, Mlinarić, Martin;Hoffmann, Laura;Lindfors, Pirjo;Richter, Matthias;Perelman, Julien;Leão, Teresa;Alves, Joana;Federico, Bruno;Marandola, Diego;di Marco, Anna;Lorant, Vincent;Grard, Adeline;Mélard, Nora;Robert, Pierre-Olivier;Kunst, Anton;Schreuders, Michael;Nuyts, Paulien;Kuipers, Mirte;Mlinarić, Martin;Hoffmann, Laura;Richter, Matthias;Rimpelä, Arja;Lindfors, Pirjo;Linnansaari, Anu;Kinnunen, Jaana;Clancy, Luke;Keogan, Sheila;Breslin, Elisabeth, Lehrstuhl für Soziale Determinanten der Gesundheit, and Mlinarić, Martin;Hoffmann, Laura;Lindfors, Pirjo;Richter, Matthias;Perelman, Julien;Leão, Teresa;Alves, Joana;Federico, Bruno;Marandola, Diego;di Marco, Anna;Lorant, Vincent;Grard, Adeline;Mélard, Nora;Robert, Pierre-Olivier;Kunst, Anton;Schreuders, Michael;Nuyts, Paulien;Kuipers, Mirte;Mlinarić, Martin;Hoffmann, Laura;Richter, Matthias;Rimpelä, Arja;Lindfors, Pirjo;Linnansaari, Anu;Kinnunen, Jaana;Clancy, Luke;Keogan, Sheila;Breslin, Elisabeth

Published
2019

8. Explaining mechanism that influence the implementation of smoke-free environments at the local level: A realist review.

Author

Lehrstuhl für Soziale Determinanten der Gesundheit, Mlinarić, Martin; Hoffmann, Laura; Kunst, Anton E; Schreuders, Micheal; Willemsen, Marc; Moor, Irene; Richter Matthias, Lehrstuhl für Soziale Determinanten der Gesundheit, and Mlinarić, Martin; Hoffmann, Laura; Kunst, Anton E; Schreuders, Micheal; Willemsen, Marc; Moor, Irene; Richter Matthias

Published
2017

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