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Varghese et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Performance enhancement of CO2 capture adsorbents by UV treatment: the case of self-supported graphene oxide foam

Varghese et al., 2020

Document ID
914352978230475521
Author
Varghese A
Reddy K
Singh S
Karanikolos G
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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Abstract Development of novel and more efficient materials for capturing CO 2 from various sources is of high priority as to combat the climate change effects due to increasing CO 2 levels in the atmosphere. In this work, a UV-irradiated graphene oxide foam (UV-GOF) was …
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