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Methanol Synthesis from CO2: Towards Achieving Carbon Neutrality explores the conversion of CO2 into methanol, a vital step towards carbon neutrality, and delves into the intricate chemical reactions, catalytic mechanisms, and engineering strategies that underpin this transformative process. By addressing the global carbon challenge, the book emphasizes the urgent need to repurpose CO2 from a harmful pollutant into a valuable feedstock, paving the way for a sustainable future powered by methanol. The book covers a wide array of topics, including the historical evolution of methanol synthesis, sustainable feedstocks, and advanced catalytic methods.
Readers will gain insights into reaction mechanisms, process technologies, and the role of artificial intelligence in optimizing production. Additionally, the book examines the environmental and economic implications of methanol synthesis, providing a holistic view of its potential applications across various industries, from fuel blending to chemical manufacturing. This is an essential resource for researchers, engineers, policymakers, and industry professionals in fields such as chemical engineering, environmental science, and renewable energy.
Contents
1. A historical perspective of methanol synthesis
2. CO2 and H2: sustainable feedstocks
3. Reaction mechanisms in methanol synthesis: fundamental studies
4. Advanced heterogeneous catalysis
5. Advanced homogeneous catalysis
6. Advanced electrochemical catalysis
7. Advanced photochemical catalysis
8. Process technologies
9. Reaction engineering
10. Configuration of methanol synthesis and water gas shift reactions
11. Methanol applications and beyond
12. Artificial intelligence and machine learning applications
13. Existing green methanol synthesis: case study
14. Environmental and economic aspects
15. Challenges and opportunities
