A one-step self-sustained low temperature carbonization of coconut shell biomass produced a high specific surface area biochar-derived nano-adsorbent

A one-step self-sustained low temperature carbonization of coconut shell biomass produced a high specific surface area biochar-derived nano-adsorbent

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A one-step self-sustained carbonization of coconut shell biomass, carried out in a brick reactor at a relatively low temperature of 300–500°C, successfully produced a biochar-derived adsorbent with 308 m 2 /g surface area, 2 nm pore diameter, and 0.15 cm 3 /g total pore volume. The coconut shell bio...

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Main Authors: Hassan, M.A (Author), Ibrahim, I. (Author), Idris, J. (Author), Mohd Ali, A.A (Author), Mohd Yusoff, M.Z (Author), Othman, M.R (Author), Ramli, N. (Author), Samsudin, M.H (Author), Shirai, Y. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publications Ltd 2019
Subjects:
adsorbent
adsorption
analytic method
Article
ash
Bio chars
biochar
Biochar
biomass
Biomass
carbonization
Carbonization
Carbonization temperatures
charcoal
Charcoal
Chemical activation
coconut
coconut shell
coconut shell biomass
Coconut shells
Cocos
Elaeis
Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
High specific surface area
hydrogen
isotherm
low temperature
Low-temperature carbonization
moisture
nano adsorbent
Nano adsorbents
nano-adsorbent
nitrogen
nonhuman
Oil palm empty fruit bunch
palm oil
Palm oil
plant residue
priority journal
scanning electron microscopy
Scanning electron microscopy
Shells (structures)
smoke
surface area
Surface area
temperature
Temperature
thermogravimetry
unclassified drug
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