Carbon capture system turns CO2 into usable electricity and hydrogen fuel

The video discusses a new carbon capture system that not only absorbs carbon dioxide but also generates usable electricity and hydrogen fuel. This system, known as the hybrid sodium carbon dioxide system, functions like a large liquid battery. It consists of a sodium metal anode in an organic electrolyte and a cathode in an aqueous solution, separated by a sodium super ionic conductor membrane. When carbon dioxide is introduced, it reacts with the cathode, making the solution more acidic, which in turn generates electricity and produces hydrogen.

Explain the role of the sodium super ionic conductor membrane in the system.

What are the products generated by the reaction in the hybrid sodium carbon dioxide system?