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Microporous carbon nanoflakes derived from biomass cork waste for CO2 capture

Zhang et al., 2020

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372419600257866030
Author
Zhang X
Elsayed I
Song X
Shmulsky R
et al.
Publication year
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Science of the Total Environment

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Porous structure design is considered to be a promising strategy for the development of effective sorbents for CO 2 capture. Herein, a series of carbon nanoflakes with large surface area (up to 2380 m 2/g) and high micropore volume (up to 0.896 m 3/g) were synthesized …
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