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Biomass wastes for water treatment by adsorption with activated carbons

Activated carbons (AC) are prepared from agricultural wastes (cob corn and bean pods) and a mixture of coal tar pitch and furfural by pyrolysis (synthetic carbon). The pyrolysis of agricultural wastes is carried out at 600℃. The activated carbon from coal tar pitch and furfural is obtained after treatment with H2SO4 and subsequent activation with water vapor at 800℃. The BET surface area of these activated carbons is 500 m2/g for activated carbon obtained from cob-corn, 258 m2/g for activated carbon obtained from bean pods and 678 m2/g for synthetic carbon. The produced activated carbons are used for removal of phenol. The most active in the adsorption process is the activated carbon from cob-corn where the adsorption capacity is 131 mg/g, while this value for bean pods activated carbon is 85 mg/g and 101 mg/g for synthetic carbon.

biomass wastes coal pitch pyrolysis phenol

Ekrem Ekinci Temenuzhka Budinova Boyko Tsyntsarski Bilyana Petrova Husnu Atakul Nartzislav Petrov

ISIK University, Kumbaba Mevkii, 34980 Istanbul, Turkey Institute of Organic Chemistry, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,Acad.G.Bonchev Block 9, 1113 Sofia, Bu Istanbul Technical University, Ayazaga, 34464 Istanbul, Turkey

国际会议

第三届废弃物与生物质高值化工程国际会议

北京

英文

87-92

2010-05-17(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)