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Over the last decade, the chemical and materials industries have pursued innovative technologies for greater economic efficiency, while also addressing global dialogue regarding controversial measures of carbon footprint.
Key facts
- MML is focused initially on 1) the measurement methods of carbon dioxide sorption kinetics on solid sorbents, 2) the quantification of carbonates in cements and concretes, and 3) next generation
- The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Material Measurement Laboratory (MML) Advanced Carbon Standards and Technologies (ACST) Program seeks to acquire and disseminate
- Furthermore, it offers opportunities to increase energy efficiencies, reduce emissions, and create products with captured CO 2
- Computer Simulations Help Speed up the Search for Separation Science
Summary
Carbon is an important resource for economic growth and everyday life. To ensure the program continues to meet industry needs and to guide NIST’s pre-standardization research, MML established two consortia that address different industries at vastly different stages. For more information or to apply for a membership visit the links above. Cement and concrete is a long-standing mature industry using well-established codes and standards. Extracting carbon dioxide from gas streams, especially dilute gas streams is an emerging industry.