Search results for: activated biocarbon

• Direct conversion of biomass to nanoporous activated biocarbons for high CO2 adsorption and supercapacitor applications

  Publication

  • J. Serafin
  • M. Baca
  • M. Biegun
  • E. Mijowska
  • R. Kaleńczuk
  • J. Sreńscek-Nazzal
  • B. Michalkiewicz

  - Applied Surface Science - Year 2019

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• ACTIVATED BIOCHAR AS AN ADSORBENT OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS FOR WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT

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  • B. Barczak
  • P. Kazimierski
  • J. Łuczak
  • E. Klugmann-Radziemska
  • K. Januszewicz

  - Year 2022

  The use of biomass, especially waste biomass, as an alternative energy source is a very important issue today. Pyrolysis is a process of thermal degradation of raw material and one of its products is biochar. This product is mainly distinguished by its high carbon content, and by improving its quality through activation, it can be more widely used. Activated biocarbon has a strongly developed surface and porous structure, and as...

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• Exploring synergistic effects in physical-chemical activation of Acorus calamus for water treatment solutions

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  • B. Barczak
  • J. Łuczak
  • P. Kazimierski
  • E. Klugmann-Radziemska
  • G. Lopez
  • K. Januszewicz

  - JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT - Year 2023

  The research proposed a novel method of obtaining sorption material from readily available Acorus calamus bio- mass through a combination of physical and chemical activation processes. The material with the highest specific surface area (1652 m2 g−1) was obtained by physical activation with CO2, followed by chemical activation with KOH. Reversing the order of activation methods resulted in a lower specific surface area (1014 m2...

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• Beata Barczak

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