Advances and Technology Development in Greenhouse Gases: Emission, Capture and Conversion.

<p>Section I: Carbon Dioxide Conversion and Applications<br>1. Introduction to high value chemicals and energy production from CO2<br>2. Economic assessments and cost analysis of CO2 capture and utilization<br>3. Environmental impacts and challenges of CO2 usage for synthesizing products and energy<br>4. Recent advances and new concepts in CO2 conversion and applications<br>5. The largest operating plants and pilots for carbon conversion<br><br>Section II: Carbon Dioxide to Products<br>6. CO2 conversion to urea<br>7. CO2 conversion to methanol<br>8. CO2 conversion to methane<br>9. Carbon monoxide synthesis from carbon dioxide<br>10. Salicylic acid production from CO2<br>11. Cyclic carbonates, polycarbonates and dimethyl carbonate production from CO2<br>12. CO2 photoreduction to hydrocarbons and oxygenated hydrocarbons<br>13. Fuel production from CO2<br>14. Oxalate and oxalic acid production from CO2<br>15. Carboxylic acid production from CO2<br>16. Direct conversion of CO2 to dimethyl ether<br>17. Direct conversion of CO2 to formic acid<br>18. Syngas production from dry reforming or tri-reforming processes<br>19. Ethylene and ethanol production from CO2<br>20. Polymer production from CO2<br>21. Carbon nanotube synthesis from CO2<br>22. Graphene synthesis from CO2</p>