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Energy Citations Database (ECD) - - Document #932888
Herein, we see that our USDOE hired the University of Georgia to demonstrate that Carbon Dioxide, reclaimed from whatever source, can, both directly and, as we will explain, indirectly, be recycled into basic chemical manufacturing industry raw materials.
The specific product of the CO2-recycling technology developed in Georgia, "succinic acid", might not even sound familiar to our readers, but, as a foreword, here's a reference that might help to explain it:
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Energy Citations Database (ECD) - - Document #6074682
We've earlier documented, at least once, the somewhat, to us, inexplicable assignment, by our USDOE, of responsibilities for researching Coal liquefaction technology to the Bechtel Corporation, of San Francisco.
Herein, we see that the USDOE engaged Bechtel's services to evaluate a variety of Coal conversion processes, all of which we have previously, and separately, reported to you.
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Method for forming synthesis gas
First, please recall: 1940 CO2 + H2O + CH4 = Hydrocarbon Syngas | Research & Development | News;
wherein is disclosed details of: "US Patent 2,198,553 - Making a Synthesis Gas Mixture of Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen; April, 1940; Assignee: The M.W. Kellogg Company, NY; Abstract: Our invention relates to a method of making synthesis gas ... having a controllable ratio of hydrogen with respect to carbon monoxide ... from methane, steam and carbon dioxide."
Also, as in: USDOE Pays for California Methane from Coal and Steam | Research & Development | News; and: Chicago Recycles CO2 to Methane | Research & Development | News; keep in mind that we can synthesize such useful Methane either from Coal, or, from Carbon Dioxide.
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United States Patent Application: 0100022666
As seen, for one instance, in our recent report of:
Eastman Coal to Methanol and Electric Power | Research & Development | News; wherein is disclosed:
"US Patent Application 20060096298 - Method for Satisfying Variable Power Demand; 2006; Eastman Chemical Company; Abstract: A process for satisfying variable power demand and a method for maximizing the monetary value of a synthesis gas stream are disclosed. ... A process for intermittently producing electrical power and chemicals (from) a carbonaceous material. ... This invention relates to a process for the production of regularly varying amounts of electric power and chemicals from synthesis gas";
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http://www.inl.gov/technicalpublications/Documents/3881532.pdf
In a few earlier reports, including:
USDOE Idaho Lab Recycles More CO2 | Research & Development | News; wherein is discussed:
"Model of High Temperature H2O/CO2 Co-electrolysis; 2007; Idaho National Laboratory"; and:
USDOE Carbon-Neutral Syngas from CO2 and H2O | Research & Development | News; which discloses:
"Title: Carbon Neutral Production of Syngas Via ... Electrolytic Reduction of Steam and CO2; Idaho National Laboratory";
