Numerous carbon dioxide mineralization (CM) processes have been proposed to overcome
the slow rate of natural weathering of silicate minerals. Ten of these proposals are …

Drinking water is limited in quantity and quality in fast-growing cities in developing countries.
Water quality has been impacted by competing demands by industry, municipal supplies …

Desalination brine is a concentrated stream that is generated during the desalination
process. Brine commonly has high salinity and TDS (total dissolved ions), which contains …

Aqueous mineralisation is a process that reacts CO 2 with aqueous ions to produce solid
carbonates that fix CO 2 permanently. Over the past decade, the commercial deployment of …

Mineral carbonation of fly ash can both capture and store CO2 permanently in a single
process without long-term monitoring. Previous studies indicate that fly ash with high …

The magnesium tailings, whose main phase composition is serpentine [Mg 3 Si 2 O 5 (OH)
4], has lower reactivity than common minerals and solid waste, but rich magnesium content …

The issues of reducing CO 2 levels in the atmosphere, sustainably utilizing natural mineral
resources, and dealing with industrial waste offer challenging opportunities for sustainable …

An integrated absorption–mineralization process (IAM) was proposed to desorb and
mineralize CO2 captured by amine solvents using the semidry desulfurization slag (DFS) …

Coal-fired power plants, cement plants and steel mills are three major CO 2 emitters in the
coastal areas of China. To examine potential CO 2 reduction techniques in coastal areas …

Mineral carbonation (MC) is evolving as a possible technology for sequestering CO 2 from
medium-sized emission point sources. Industrial wastes have been recently used as an …