'Dry water' could be used to store carbon dioxide

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You know, I’m pretty sure I remember a Far Side cartoon or something, where someone was selling powdered water – “Just add water!” Well, dry water isn’t quite the same thing. It’s 95 percent liquid water, but that water takes the form of tiny droplets each encased in a tiny globe of silica. The resultant substance is dry and granular. It first came to light in 1968, and was used in cosmetics. More recently, a University of Liverpool research team has been looking into other potential uses for the substance. They have found several, but most interesting is its ability to store gases such as carbon dioxide. .. Continue Reading 'Dry water' could be used to store carbon dioxide

Tags: Carbon Sequestration, Environment, Gas, Global Warming, Methane, University of Liverpool, Water

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