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Influence of one-step and two-step KOH activation on activated carbon characteristics

Oginni et al., 2019

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4133261684250671469
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Oginni O
Singh K
Oporto G
Dawson-Andoh B
McDonald L
Sabolsky E
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This study investigated the influence of one-step and two-step KOH activation on the characteristics of activated carbons. The biomass precursors [Kanlow Switchgrass (KS) and Public Miscanthus (PM)] and their biochars produced at pyrolysis temperature of 500° C …
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