Finds steel slag promotes hydrate growth in seawater, suggesting a cost-effective storage solution for CO2.
• Cost-effective kinetic promoters for hydrate-based CO 2 ocean storage were proposed. • Steel slag demonstrated a superior promotion effect on hydrate nucleation and growth. • Hydrophilic surface and pH-neutralizing effect play a critical role in promotion. • The use of steel slag was validated using seawater collected from the East Sea of Korea. • Steel slag has potential as an economic and sustainable solution for ocean CO 2 storage.
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