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Scientists have known for years that iron oxide minerals help store vast amounts of carbon by keeping it out of the atmosphere. A new study from Northwestern University now explains the chemistry behind that ability, revealing why these minerals are especially effective at locking carbon in place.
By closely examining ferrihydrite, a common iron oxide mineral, engineers discovered that it relies on several distinct chemical processes to capture and hold carbon...

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