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Potassium and zeolitic structure modified ultra-microporous adsorbent materials from a renewable feedstock with favorable surface chemistry for CO2 capture

Liu et al., 2017

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5698315664715387790
Author
Liu X
Sun Y
Liu J
Sun C
Liu H
Xue Q
Smith E
Snape C
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Novel hierarchically structured microporous biocarbons with exceptionally high capacities for CO2 capture have been synthesized from the abundant agricultural waste of rice husk (RH), using a facile methodology that effectively integrated carbonization, activation, and …
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