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Carbon nanoflake hybrid for biohydrogen CO2 capture: Breakthrough adsorption test

Anuar et al., 2020

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4657667438194480890
Author
Anuar S
Wan Isahak W
Masdar M
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International Journal of Energy Research

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Biohydrogen gas is a hot topic for H2 fuel at present. However, removal of the unwanted CO2 through adsorption is required before any system is supplied with high‐purity H2 gas. Herein, we prepared a novel carbon nanoflake hybrid for efficient biohydrogen CO2 capture …
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