Liquefaction from pollutant smoke?
Liquefaction from pollutant smoke?
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hello there :-p
I am doing a home experiment to obtain pure liquid from smoke gas from: steam boiler vs car exhaust without gas loss, then will send to a lab to analyze its CO2 and others, I got a couple of questions:
- is this liquefaction experiment possible? (do I need to cool-up smoke before and how? is this smoke liquified-able...)
- which industrial device(s) to use? (cheap and small if possible, consider must absorb smoke continuously...)
Thank you guys ;)
I am doing a home experiment to obtain pure liquid from smoke gas from: steam boiler vs car exhaust without gas loss, then will send to a lab to analyze its CO2 and others, I got a couple of questions:
- is this liquefaction experiment possible? (do I need to cool-up smoke before and how? is this smoke liquified-able...)
- which industrial device(s) to use? (cheap and small if possible, consider must absorb smoke continuously...)
Thank you guys ;)





RE: Liquefaction from pollutant smoke?
Liquefaction of CO2 requires cooling to -80C or so. Most of the other gases in air will need to cooled to below 77K
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RE: Liquefaction from pollutant smoke?
yes, I know, but do point of my experiment is to measure it liquified
so I think I need kind of industrial chamber(s) and possibly other device(s), anyone help?
RE: Liquefaction from pollutant smoke?
However, a much bigger problem is keeping everything liquid, which will require cryogenic storage containers, AND something that will active cool the liquids. This is not something that is easily, done in a commercial situation, much less a "home experiment."
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RE: Liquefaction from pollutant smoke?
uhmmmkay I think it is not feasible the experiment