Can we make interaction in the Car exhaust To convert carbon dioxide into na2co3+h2o ?

Please help me

I would guess yes, but I don't think that it would be practical to bring with you sodium hydroxide to convert CO2 to Na2CO3 because it's a liquid, and it's very corrosive, but also quite costly to produce since it comes mainly from the electrolysis of brine.

The best way, I would think for now is electric cars. Whether it runs on solar power or electric distribution service.

Can we make interaction in the Car exhaust To convert carbon dioxide into na2co3+h2o ?

Please help me

NaOH can be coated on solid support for use as a CO2 scrubber. Look up Ascarite. This is a common product for such purposes and should work as you suggest. But, look at the stoichiometry of the reaction in your proposal. There is a great weight gain as the gasoline is burned. I think you would make nearly a half ton of sodium carbonate from a tank of gas. This means a lot of extra weight and a lot of extra needed space in the car. I'm not sure this is a practical solution.