Inorg MCQ Carbon Capture

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Inorg MCQ Carbon Capture Quiz

Test your knowledge on carbon capture technologies and their implications for the environment! This quiz consists of 10 multiple-choice questions that cover various aspects of carbon capture methods, storage solutions, and the science behind carbon dioxide's impact on climate change.

Whether you are a student, a teacher, or simply curious about carbon capture, this quiz is designed to enhance your understanding. Topics include:

Storage Solutions
Carbon Capture Methods
Impact on Global Warming

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All of these are possible storage of captured carbon dioxide except for one:

Underground water

Oil and Gas Reservoirs

Deep Saline Formations

Coal Beds

Capturing carbon from the air, not from a factory smokestack, is called

Air sequestration

Direct air capture

Straight air capture

Indirect carbon capture

According to early estimations of global storage potential, ___________ have the greatest potential for CO2 geological storage.

Basalts

Coal seams

Deep saline formations

Oil and gas fields

This carbon capture method uses an absorber column packed with liquid solvents to separate carbon dioxide.

Pre-combustion

Industrial

Oxyfuel

Post-combustion

Kindly choose one that does not describe carbon.

It has 4 valence electrons

Compressed into a solid known as dry ice

It is tetravalent and nonmetallic

All of the above

Which is not the definition of global warming?

It is the long-term alteration of temperature and typical weather patterns in a place

A gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth's atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons, and other pollutants

The phenomenon of increasing average air temperatures near the surface of Earth over the past one to two centuries

When the earth has too much CO2 in the atmosphere and some other gases in smaller amounts are preventing heat from escaping, it steadily warms up the earth

How many years does it take for carbon dioxide to be removed from the atmosphere?

100 to 500 years

500 to 1500 years

300 to 1000 years

400 to 1200 years

In the transport of CO2, what is considered to be more cost-effective over long distances?

Pipeline networks

Large-scale land transport

Supercritical CO2 cycles

Ship transport of CO2

Inorg MCQ Carbon Capture

Inorg MCQ Carbon Capture Quiz

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