Transforming CO₂ into Carbon Nanotubes - Discussing UP Catalyst's Scalable Technology for Utilizing Greenhouse Gases

Update: 2024-04-02

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This week Sebastian Pohlmann of UP Catalyst joins the podcast to discuss the world's first scalable technology for utilizing industrial CO₂ emissions. Their Carbon Nanotubes are directly produced from CO₂ emissions via molten-salt carbon capture and electrochemical transformation.

Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs) can enhance the mechanical properties of composite materials - improving the tensile strength, modulus of elasticity, and impact resistance.

You can learn more about UP Catalyst by visiting https://upcatalyst.com.

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Transforming CO₂ into Carbon Nanotubes - Discussing UP Catalyst's Scalable Technology for Utilizing Greenhouse Gases

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Transforming CO₂ into Carbon Nanotubes - Discussing UP Catalyst's Scalable Technology for Utilizing Greenhouse Gases

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Transforming CO₂ into Carbon Nanotubes - Discussing UP Catalyst's Scalable Technology for Utilizing Greenhouse Gases