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Super-high N-doping promoted formation of sulfur radicals for continuous catalytic oxidation of H2S over biomass derived activated carbon

Wu et al., 2022

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5092994707014499340
Author
Wu J
Chen W
Chen L
Jiang X
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Journal of Hazardous Materials

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N-doped biomass derived activated carbon (NBAC) with superhigh content of surface N atom (17.2 at.%) and microchannel structure was prepared successfully via one-step pyrolysis method using supramolecular melamine cyanurate (MCA) as nitrogen source, and …
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