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In the Introduction, the following addition is needed: ...a heavily degraded amine solvent collected from the University of Kentucky’s Field Pilot Carbon Capture unit treating coal combusiton flue gas located at Kentucky Utilities E.W. Brown Generating Station, a PPL Corporation Facility. The Acknowledgments have been corrected as given below. None of the above affects any conclusions of the article.
Managing solvent contamination during postcombustion carbon capture is necessary to avoid or reduce potential adverse economic, environmental, and human-health impacts due to solvent degradation and rejuvenation processes. While elimination of these contaminants would be an ideal scenario, a more practical strategy involves solvent cleaning during operation.
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