Ann: Carbon Capture from Halloysite-Derived Nanomaterials, page-128

I did answer it.

Firstly I referred you to previous info in which it was stated that the CO2 could be fixed into methane, which could then be used as a fuel. This was in response to some drivel about lime that you were going on about. The salient point to be noted here is that all the Co2 released during the combustion of that methane would have no net effect on atmospheric Co2 levels. Yes there would be some Co2 yielded in the process of fixing the Co2, but I'm guessing it wouldn't come anywhere near the cost of digging up or sucking out coal and oil and then burning that, or there wouldn't be references all over the internet for methane being a 'clean fuel' no matter how it's produced.

I then directed you to other company information that clearly refers to 'other commercial products'. Do I really need to say more about how this answers your nonsense about there being no commercial application for carbon fixation?

You're right about one thing though - I don't have any input of my own. I'm just referring you to to publicly available company info whereas you seem intent on just pulling stuff out of your @rse.

and yes I have been buying thanks.