With the Help of Charcoal to Get Absorption of Poisonous Gases Such as CO, CO2, NOX, SOX,VOC, CFCs, NH3, and CH4 rtc can be Electrolyte and Converted into Electricity

International Journal of Applied Chemistry

© 2018 by SSRG - IJAC Journal

Volume 5 Issue 1

Year of Publication : 2018

Authors : Er. Lovepreet Singh Gill, Er. Robin Singh Gill, Er Navdeep Kaur Cheema

10.14445/23939133/IJAC-V5I1P104

How to Cite?

Er. Lovepreet Singh Gill, Er. Robin Singh Gill, Er Navdeep Kaur Cheema, "With the Help of Charcoal to Get Absorption of Poisonous Gases Such as CO, CO2, NOX, SOX,VOC, CFCs, NH3, and CH4 rtc can be Electrolyte and Converted into Electricity," SSRG International Journal of Applied Chemistry, vol. 5,  no. 1, pp. 15-22, 2018. Crossref, https://doi.org/10.14445/23939133/IJAC-V5I1P104

Abstract:

Admittedly that mostly harmful gases creates pollution in the environment so it’s inconvenient to take breadth for human beings. It has been impossible to decline the amount of pollution from atmosphere which has insecure for human beings to survive in contaminated areas so that this project has been made a theory that how can convert smoginess into electricity . There are three main steps which has been given below :-
1. Charcoal is used for getting adsorption to adhere gases towards its surface because, it is a ideal technique to subordinate its temperature with whom it has got change it into liquid form, due to reducing the temperature of gases below to it’s critical temperature, by flowing Ammonia gas inside the cone which is made by pipeline.
2. In the second step, the liquefied gases will be change into electrolyte form by passing UV rays because the liquefied gases are polar in nature although the polar liquefied form dissolve only in water so that it will generate electricity.
3. In the last but not least, it is indispensible that if there might be some gases which hasn’t changed in liquid form therefore it would be relocate to another chamber because in that chamber it will get changed by pressurize the gases in case it may be settle for proceeding to convert it into liquid form.

Keywords:

UV rays, electrolyte, Charcoal, pressurize

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