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Originally Posted by Lonewulf
Would any of this work for Nitrous Oxide?
From what I've read, Nitrous Oxide is about over 200 times as worse as Carbon Dioxide, even if only a little bit of it gets into the atmosphere; it lasts for a very long time when it does, though. Methane would also be a problem.
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Not the same reaction, though we already have several methods in place to remove NO and NO2. They are known as catalytic converters, and I am fairly sure they could be used in a smokestack system. They may be already. As for some already in the air, many freestanding versions, not connected to a polluting source, could be used to help. Say an extra one added to your car, that removes the stuff already in the atmosphere. As for methane. I am not sure.
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/catalytic-converter.htm
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