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Juan et al., 2009 - Google Patents

Preparation of activated carbon by chemical activation under vacuum

Juan et al., 2009

Document ID
12409972352405094911
Author
Juan Y
Ke-Qiang Q
Publication year
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Environmental science & technology

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Activated carbons especially used for gaseous adsorption were prepared from Chinese fir sawdust by zinc chloride activation under vacuum condition. The micropore structure, adsorption properties, and surface morphology of activated carbons obtained under …
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