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June 13, 2026ProcessesOpen Access

Phase Separation Behavior and CO2 Capture Performance/Mechanism of TETA/AEP/DMAC Biphasic Absorbent

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QZQ ZhangFWFan WuXNXiaogang Ning

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Randomized trial evaluates CO2 capture performance in a novel biphasic absorbent, suggesting improved efficiency.

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop and evaluate an effective biphasic absorbent for CO2 capture while minimizing precipitation and viscosity issues.
  • Developed a liquid–liquid biphasic absorbent comprised of TETA, AEP, DMAC, and H2O.
  • Evaluated CO2 saturation loading, phase separation behavior, and rheological properties.
  • Identified optimal formulation as 20 wt% TETA + 10 wt% AEP + 40 wt% DMAC + 30 wt% H2O.
  • Achieved over 98% CO2 absorption in the lower phase with only 56% of total liquid volume.
  • Reduced viscosity of CO2-rich phase to 62.3 mPa·s compared to AEP-free system.
  • Enhanced desorption behavior and cyclic stability with improved precipitation suppression.

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Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2cf6d7faef96ed7f05887bhttps://doi.org/10.3390/pr14121909
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