14 research outputs found
Activated-carbon nanofibers/graphene nanocomposites and their adsorption performance towards carbon dioxide
No full textActivated-carbon nanofibers (ACNFs) provide a relatively new, modified structure of carbon-based adsorbents that have the ability to adsorb carbon dioxide due to their high specific surface area, wide distribution of porous structures, and high volume of active sites. In this study, cost-effective agricultural waste-based graphene synthesized from rice husk ashes was used as additive to enhance the ACNF properties. ACNF/graphene (gACNF) is still a relatively unexplored adsorbent. The resultant gACNF exhibited better thermal stability properties, with higher yield, larger specific surface area, and higher micropore volume. These properties are the main factors contributing to their enhanced adsorption performance towards CO2
ActivatedâCarbon Nanofibers/Graphene Nanocomposites and Their Adsorption Performance Towards Carbon Dioxide
No full textEnhancement of adsorption carbon capture capacity of 13X with optimal incorporation of carbon nanotubes
No full textPhycoremediation of automobile exhaust gases using green microalgae: a twofold advantage for pollutant removal and concurrent biomass/lipid yields
No full textChemical modification of activated carbon surface with iron functional groups for efficient separation of vanadium: batch and column study
No full textMulti-response optimization of MIL-101 synthesis for selectively adsorbing N-compounds from fuels
No full textCO2 capture and reduction to liquid fuels in a novel electrochemical setup by using metal-doped conjugated microporous polymers
No full textAbioticâBiological Hybrid Systems for CO2 Conversion to Value-Added Chemicals and Fuels
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