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Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels increasing, the climate change has drawn increasing attention. But so far there is no good solution to this problem. This paper presents a simple and feasible way to achieve carbon dioxide liquefaction facility, to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, thereby to improve the climate of the new method. This method is not only technically simple and feasible but also quite inexpensive.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 503-504)

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211-214

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April 2012

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Gao Fang Cao, Wei Wei Yu

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Greenhouse Gas (GHG), Manufacturing Facility

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