Credits - Introduction to Carbon Capture and Sequestration - page 547

Section 1
Cover figure captions

• The cover illustrates the global aspect of carbon capture and seques-

tration. The jar contains a molecular view of the metal organic frame-
work (MOF) MG-MOF-74, which is studied by many groups for
carbon capture. Cover designed by Wayne Keefe ([e-mail]),
based on the research by A. Dzubak, L.-C. Lin, J. Kim, J.A. Swisher,
R. Poloni, S.N. Maximoff, B. Smit, and L. Gagliardi, 2012 . Ab-initio
carbon capture in open-site metal organic frameworks. Nat. Chem., 4,
810-816 .

• The half title page gives an illustration of the Metal Organic Framework

Mg-MOF-74 in which CO 2 molecules are adsorbed. Image prepared
by Li-Chiang Lin and Roberta Poloni .

• The preface shows the Campanile Bell Tower of UC Berkeley. Photo

by Alan Nyiri, courtesy of the Atkinson Photographic Archive . http://
gallery.berkeley.edu/viewphoto.php?

&albumId=199002&imageId=6126278&page=2&imagepos=53

• Chapter 1: Energy and Electricity : Coal power plant in Datteln

(Germany) at the Dortmund-Ems-Kanal. Image by Arnold Paul
(Wikimedia Commons, 2006). http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/
File:Coal_power_plant_Datteln_2.jpg

• Chapter 2: The Atmosphere and Climate Modeling : Climate

modeling simulation. Image courtesy of NASA . http://www.isgtw.org/
sites/default/fi les/img_2011/climate-modelling.jpg

• Chapter 3: The Carbon Cycle : This picture is a very simplifi ed repre-

sentation of the contemporary global carbon cycle, showing compo-
nents of the Global Carbon Cycle (alternate), for more details about
this natural fl ux between the terrestrial biosphere and the atmosphere
and between the marine biosphere and the atmosphere, see: Offi ce
of Biological and Environmental Research of the US Department of
Energy Offi ce of Science, science.energy.gov/ber/ Image by US DOE,
2008. Carbon Cycling and Biosequestration, prepared by the Biological
and Environmental Research Information System, Oak Ridge National