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Carbon dioxide electrolysis is an alternative path to creating hydrocarbons for a Martian settlement using In-Situ ressources. | Carbon dioxide electrolysis is an alternative path to creating hydrocarbons for a Martian settlement using In-Situ ressources.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrochemical_reduction_of_carbon_dioxide</ref> | ||
Rather than generating methane through Electrolysis of water and the Sabatier process, Carbon dioxide electrolysis creates Carbon Monoxyde ( | Rather than generating methane through Electrolysis of water and the Sabatier process, Carbon dioxide electrolysis in an aqueous solution using catalysts creates Carbon Monoxyde (CO) and water (H2O). | ||
The CO can be | |||
The CO can be used to create feedstocks | |||
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Carbon dioxide electrolysis is an alternative path to creating hydrocarbons for a Martian settlement using In-Situ ressources.[1]
Rather than generating methane through Electrolysis of water and the Sabatier process, Carbon dioxide electrolysis in an aqueous solution using catalysts creates Carbon Monoxyde (CO) and water (H2O).
The CO can be used to create feedstocks