I'm a student who's conducting a test for CO2 capture using NaOH solution as a medium and MOF as a adsorbent. I want to know how much CO2 gas that are able to go into NaOH or the one that's not getting adsorbed by the MOF. My supervisor advised me to use titration method but we're both confused how to compute and utilize the titration data. Anyone in here that are familiar kindly please to help me.
Paul Milham
If the NaOH concentration is in large XS you may have logistical problems even though the method is spelled out on old textbooks on chemical analysis. That is why many choose instead to use a solution of Ba(OH)2 because the carbonate is 'insoluble'.
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