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Electrosorption on activated biochar: effect of thermo-chemical activation treatment on the electric double layer capacitance

Dehkhoda et al., 2014

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3498636183647190293
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Dehkhoda A
Ellis N
Gyenge E
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Journal of Applied Electrochemistry

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Biochar, a by-product of woody biomass pyrolysis, is investigated as a renewable and low- cost carbon-based electrode material for electric double layer (EDL) applications. To increase the surface area and porosity of the biochar chemical (7 M KOH) and thermal (at …
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