Sevilla et al., 2012 - Google Patents
High-performance CO 2 sorbents from algaeSevilla et al., 2012
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- Sevilla M
- Falco C
- Titirici M
- Fuertes A
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- RSC advances
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Highly porous N-doped carbon materials with apparent surface areas in the 1300–2400 m2 g− 1 range and pore volumes up to 1.2 cm3 g− 1 have been synthesized from hydrothermal carbons obtained from mixtures of algae and glucose. The porosity of these materials is …
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