Origin of Free Energy Barriers of Decarboxylation and the Reverse Process of CO₂Capture in Dimethylformamide and in Water

Engineering & Materials Science

• Decarboxylation 100%
• Dimethylformamide 94%
• Energy barriers 88%
• Carboxylation 69%
• Free energy 69%
• Protonation 42%
• Water 31%
• Isotopes 28%
• Organic compounds 16%
• Gibbs free energy 15%
• Adenosinetriphosphate 14%
• Hydrolysis 13%
• Thermodynamics 9%

Chemical Compounds

• Decarboxylation 59%
• Energy Barrier 55%
• Gibbs Free Energy 43%
• Carboxylation 42%
• Carbanion 38%
• Polar Aprotic Solvent 14%
• Partition 11%
• Solvent Effect 11%
• Simulation 7%
• Hydrolysis 7%
• Thermodynamics 7%
• Aqueous Solution 6%
• Solvent 5%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Dimethylformamide 92%
• Decarboxylation 81%
• Water 38%
• Isotopes 25%
• Thermodynamics 14%
• Genetic Recombination 11%
• Hydrolysis 10%
• Adenosine Triphosphate 9%
• Kinetics 8%