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Banisheykholeslami et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Synthesis of a carbon molecular sieve from broom corn stalk via carbon deposition of methane for the selective separation of a CO2/CH4 mixture

Banisheykholeslami et al., 2015

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16752358144607918583
Author
Banisheykholeslami F
Ghoreyshi A
Mohammadi M
Pirzadeh K
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CLEAN–Soil, Air, Water

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A carbon molecular sieve (CMS) was prepared from broom corn stalk as a low cost precursor by carbon vapor deposition of methane. The base activated carbon (AC) was produced from the broom corn stalk using ZnCl2 as the chemical activating agent. To …
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