Model analysis was carried out using the system controlling equations which include the reversible reactions of carbon dioxide with potassium carbonate to predict the permeation behavior of carbon dioxide in a potassium carbonate liquid membrane. The physicochemical properties of reaction rate constants, equilibrium constants, solubility and diffusion coefficient were represented as a function of the concentration of carbonate ion and the temperature ; the calculated solubility and the predicted diffusion coefficient were found to be identical to those published data. The permeation rates could be successfully predicted with several important parameters : the thickness of liquid membrane, the partial pressure of carbon dioxide, the concentration of carrier and the temperature. The increment of the permeation rate was represented in terms of the facilitation factor as a function of carrier concentration. It was found that the permeation rate of carbon dioxide increases significantly as the concentration of carrier increases. The facilitation factor considerably increases together with the permeation rate as the temperature increases. The effective operating conditions could be obtained through this model analysis for the permeation rate as well as the facilitation factor of carbon dioxide across the liquid membrane.