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chapter Publication title Extent and nature of author’s contribution

The first author contributed to data collection, writing parts of the first draft, revision of the manuscript before and after peer review and editing before resubmission.

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The first author took part in the

conceptualization and planning of the work, performed all the experiments, with the exception of some of the validation of the optical dissolved oxygen sensor, wrote most of the original manuscript, with exception of the description of the optical sensor and the modelling work, and partook in revision and editing of the peer reviewed manuscript.

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Stability of structurally varied aqueous amines for CO2 capture

The first author took part in the

conceptualization and planning of the work, performed the oxidative degradation experiments and most of the analyses of the degraded solutions, wrote large parts of the original manuscript and partook in revision and editing of the peer reviewed manuscript.

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chapter Publication title Extent and nature of author’s contribution

The first author has carried out the oxidative and thermal degradation and chemical analyses and has also written the parts related to thermal and oxidative degradation in the first draft of the paper. The first author also contributed to the revision and editing of the peer reviewed manuscript before publication.

The first author performed the experimental work under guidance of the second author, who also performed the objective

observations used for effect quantification.

The first author also performed the statistical analyses and wrote the first draft of the original manuscript, as well as revising and editing the peer reviewed manuscript before publication.

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