Abstract:Work performed for this study demonstrates that the temperature of treatment and the identity of the treatment gas both strongly impact the surface chemistry of activated carbon. Two commercial activated carbons were treated in either N 2 or H 2 at different temperatures up to 2600 o C. Several techniques-including microcalorimetry, point of zero charge measurements, thermal desorption-were used to provide insight into important aspects of the chemical surface properties. The results show that activated carbon… Show more
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