Carbon dioxide adsorption on highly crystalline carbonaceous materials obtained by chemical synthesis
Alberto Albesa
Abstract:The search for materials for the adsorption of carbon dioxide, one of the main gases that cause the greenhouse effect, has put the spotlight on carbonaceous materials, mainly on activated carbons, since they are materials that have a high specific surface area, a wide variety of surface chemistry and, above all, a relatively low cost. However, activated carbons are amorphous materials and their structures could not be accurately characterized to this day. This lack of characterization leads to the synthesis of… Show more
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