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Is there a viable pathway for converting CO2 into CF4?

2021-01-26View Original

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I’m not majoring in chemical engineering, but since there is a need for this, I would like to ask for help: Is there any feasible way to convert CO2 into CF4? Are there any industrialized/industrializable conversion methods? If not, are there any feasible laboratory methods, or theoretically viable methods that can be verified through experiments?
Reply #22021-01-27
Theoretically, it seems possible. Such as CO2+4HF=CF4+2H2O
Reply #32021-02-20
This post was last edited by qugd on 2022-3-7 09:35. It is more cost-effective, both kinetically and thermodynamically, to use any other chlorohydrocarbon to produce fluorohydrocarbons rather than using carbon dioxide.

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