A novel two-step procedure was used to manufacture microporous activated carbon from raw coconut shell. In this process, the raw coconut shell was （1） heated in an inert environment to temperatures between 450℃ and...A novel two-step procedure was used to manufacture microporous activated carbon from raw coconut shell. In this process, the raw coconut shell was （1） heated in an inert environment to temperatures between 450℃ and 850℃, and reacted with oxygen （ PO2=1.1-5.3kPa） for some time, and （2） heated again in inert environment to activation temperature（850℃） to produce an activated carbon. Activated carbons with specific surface area greater than 700m^2.g^-1 were manufactured with a yield between 24% and 28%. It was shown that the carbon had a narrow distribution of pore size, possibly less than lnm, which was calculated by a simple method based on local density function theory.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.20336020).
文摘A novel two-step procedure was used to manufacture microporous activated carbon from raw coconut shell. In this process, the raw coconut shell was （1） heated in an inert environment to temperatures between 450℃ and 850℃, and reacted with oxygen （ PO2=1.1-5.3kPa） for some time, and （2） heated again in inert environment to activation temperature（850℃） to produce an activated carbon. Activated carbons with specific surface area greater than 700m^2.g^-1 were manufactured with a yield between 24% and 28%. It was shown that the carbon had a narrow distribution of pore size, possibly less than lnm, which was calculated by a simple method based on local density function theory.
