Using Carbon Dioxide From A Direct Air Capture System As A Low Global Warming Car And Industrial Refrigerant

An apparatus comprising:

• a captured carbon dioxide input coupled to receive captured carbon dioxide from a direct air capture system, wherein the direct air capture system captures carbon dioxide from gas/liquid contact, and wherein the apparatus uses the captured carbon dioxide as a fluid to provide cooling and heating.

The apparatus of claim 1, wherein a base mixture for the direct air capture system comprises:

• a or mixtures of phase transfer catalysts, wherein the phase transfer catalysts have a radical cation and a radical anion, wherein the radical cation includes a quaternary ammonium cation (NR4+) wherein, the radical anion includes at least one of a Hydroxide anion (OH), a fluoride anion (F), an Iodide anion (I), a Carbonate anion (CO3−2), or a Bicarbonate anion (HCO3−).

The apparatus of claim 1, wherein a base mixture for the direct air capture system comprises:

• either a or mixtures of free or sodium, potassium, ammonium, quaternary ammonium salts of amino acids.

The apparatus of claim 1, wherein a base mixture for the direct air capture system comprises:

• a or mixtures of a base with common structure of B+Y−;
• where B+ is an cation of potassium, ammonium, sodium, calcium, vanadium, titanium, lithium, Boron, or quaternary ammonium and Y− is an anion of hydroxide, carbonate, bicarbonates, boartes and titanates.

The apparatus of claim 1, wherein a base mixture for the direct air capture system comprises:

• a or mixture of free or salts of any primary, secondary and quaternary amines.

The apparatus of claim 1, wherein a base mixture for the direct air capture system comprises:

• a solvent system comprising water or a mixture of water/glycerol, water/glycols, water/polyols, water/alcohols to capture carbon dioxide from air with purity between 71% and 100%.

A method comprising:

• injecting captured and compressed carbon dioxide obtained from a direct air capture system into an apparatus, wherein the direct air capture system captures carbon dioxide via gas/liquid contact, and wherein the apparatus uses captured carbon dioxide as a fluid to provide cooling and heating.