So, I have been trying to filter the O2 from CO2 using a gas filtration system, I have tried setting up the filter to filter oxygen and divert the remaining gas elsewhere, and also tried setting it so the filter takes CO2 and even Carbon itself from the CO2 whilst diverting the "rest" elsewhere.
What I have found, is that regardless of it being correctly piped up, and regardleess of the filtered element, it still produces CO2 and barely O2, which is entirely unplausable for such a thing scientifically.
CO2 filtration, when removing Oxygen, should send only Carbon or at the very least CO (Carbon monoxide) due to the removal of the Oxygen from the gas.
Likewise, for it to be producing the CO2 and Oxygen as it is currently (aside making the system unusable where it should be) it would require the input gas to be at least CO3 or CO4 to produce CO2 and O2 (polluted or not).
Please see the attached images below, as they show the filter (piped correctly) and set to filter carbon (sending it to the top of the base where i will be using it, if I could get it working that is, for other purposes), and pipes the remaining (should be O2) back into the lower parts of the base.
1: build gas pump and filter in a CO2 filled area of the base. 2: set filter to Oxygen, or CO2/Carbon depending on which way you wish to test this. 3: pipe each gas to two seperate locations and watch the results.
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