Hey guys in a lab setting, chambered experiment in a somewhat enclosed area im working with a CCS company to reduce overall global GHG emission's and we're trying to come up with a machine that essentially uses CO2,CH4 and NO2 as fuel sources with no combustion however we've run into an issue of sorts as we've also decided to go into collecting noble gases as well and we'd like to increase the concentration of these gases however i have no idea as to how to accomplish this. I've looked everywhere on the web and i've ran into methane hydrates, Increasing gas pressure's and an overall lack of sources on the idea as i'm working with atmospheric conditions not aqueous. One solution to this could be building an aqueous permeable membrane but idk how that'd work with the other gases that are absorbed such as the noble gases. So i'd really like some help.
Suggest to your company that they look at burning the C to CO not CO2 and then combine it with iron to form Fe(CO)5 iron pentacarbonyl, which is an oily liquid and can be poured back into the mine and sealed up. Not as efficient but zero CO2 emissions!
It is through chemical degradation and reaction of of organic matter but with detrimental effects to global climate. The question is good but it should have context like space, i.e. atmosphere or a confined volume.
Manford Malemia thank you for your answer, our company is looking towards the atmosphere
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