Carbon dioxide is a carbon-oxygen compound, appearing as a colorless and odorless gas under standard temperature and pressure, soluble in water, and it is also a common greenhouse gas. Human survival cannot do without carbon dioxide, yet it is necessary to control its concentration in the air to mitigate the effects of global warming. Therefore, carbon dioxide capture agents have emerged, playing a crucial role in industrial applications for capturing carbon dioxide.

Carbon dioxide capture agents feature easy regeneration, adsorption at room temperature, no loss of solid powder, and high adsorption efficiency. They are essential in industries with high carbon dioxide emissions, such as coal-fired power plants, waste incineration, smelting, glass manufacturing, fertilizer production, and cement plants.

In summary, to control the greenhouse effect caused by greenhouse gases, address global climate change, and achieve carbon reduction plans, the application of carbon dioxide capture agents needs to be vigorously promoted to play a more significant role.