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Polymer composites with carbon nanotubes made from CO2†
Carbanogels are carbon nanotube (CNT) lattices formed by carbon capture and utilization molten carbonate electrolysis of CO2. Higher tensile strength polymer composites with these CNTs from CO2 are prepared with epoxies and thermoplastics. The composites use less polymer to achieve strength, thereby lowering the polymer's carbon footprint.
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