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Trends in Chemical Engineering   Volumes    Volume 14 
Abstract
Silicon-like behavior of carbon
J. G. Kim
Pages: 71 - 74
Number of pages: 4
Trends in Chemical Engineering
Volume 14 

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ABSTRACT
 
We can expect CO2 and SiO2 to take analogical forms in nature as carbon and silicon belong to the same group in the periodic table. The macromolecular forms of SiO2 in nature are very stable. The purpose of the present trial is to find out whether macromolecular forms of CO2 that are stable can exist in nature. Some evidence and possibilities for this are presented here. If the synthesis routes resulting in those forms are established, we can expect the technology development for the CO2 fixation to make a breakthrough.
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