Rate My Professor Hossein Mohammadpour

Mohammadpour has contributed to several key publications in the field. In 2024, he published 'Electrolytic Regeneration of Spent Caustic Soda from CO2 Capture Systems' in Processes, describing a hybrid electrochemical cell that recycles hydrogen to avoid oxygen evolution, attaining 90% electron utilization efficiency, a 40% relative carbonate/bicarbonate diffusional flux, and a minimum energy input of 0.19 kWh/kg CO2 at a recovery rate of 0.7 mol/m²/h—30% lower than control systems. That same year, he co-authored 'A review of biogas upgrading technologies: key emphasis on electrochemical systems' in Water Science & Technology, noting that only up to 35% of global raw biogas is upgraded and discussing scalability challenges for electrochemical approaches. Additional publications include 'A three-chamber electrochemical cell facilitated biogas upgrading and high-purity oxygen production' (Journal of Power Sources, 2022), 'Simple energy-efficient electrochemically-driven CO2 scrubbing for biogas upgrading' (Renewable Energy, 2022), and 'Utilisation of oxygen from water electrolysis – Assessment for wastewater treatment and aquaculture' (Chemical Engineering Science, 2021). These works advance sustainable biogas processing and CO2 management technologies.