Chemistry

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)

• A. Fuels created by chemically transforming waste materials into energy.

• Technologies used to capture and store carbon dioxide to reduce emissions.

• Substances that speed up chemical reactions without being consumed in the process.

• Renewable fuels made from biological materials like plants or algae.

Biofuels

• Renewable fuels made from biological materials like plants or algae.

• A clean energy source produced from hydrogen, which is used in fuel cells.

• The process of creating fuels from renewable resources like CO2 or green hydrogen.

• Technologies used to capture and store carbon dioxide to reduce emissions.

Synthetic Fuels

• A clean energy source produced from hydrogen, which is used in fuel cells.

• A process used to refine petroleum products using biological methods or catalysts.

• Fuels created by chemically transforming waste materials into energy.

• The process of creating fuels from renewable resources like CO2 or green hydrogen.

Hydrogen Fuel

• Substances that speed up chemical reactions without being consumed in the process.

• Fuels created by chemically transforming waste materials into energy.

• A clean energy source produced from hydrogen, which is used in fuel cells.

• The process of creating fuels from renewable resources like CO2 or green hydrogen.

Catalysts

• Renewable fuels made from biological materials like plants or algae.

• Substances that speed up chemical reactions without being consumed in the process.

• A clean energy source produced from hydrogen, which is used in fuel cells.

Biochemical Refining

• Substances that speed up chemical reactions without being consumed in the process.

• Technologies used to capture and store carbon dioxide to reduce emissions.

• A process used to refine petroleum products using biological methods or catalysts.

Waste-to-Energy

• Fuels created by chemically transforming waste materials into energy.

• The process of creating fuels from renewable resources like CO2 or green hydrogen.

• Technologies used to capture and store carbon dioxide to reduce emissions.