Properties of adsorbents prepared by the alkali activation of Aleksandriisk brown coal

Tamarkina, Yu. V.; Kolobrodov, V. G.; Shendrik, T. G.; Kucherenko, V. A.

doi:10.3103/s0361521909040090

Soil Fuel Chem.

2009

DOI: 10.3103/s0361521909040090

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Properties of adsorbents prepared by the alkali activation of Aleksandriisk brown coal

Yu. V. Tamarkina

V. G. Kolobrodov

T. G. Shendrik

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“…New carbon adsorbents with developed nano-porosity and specific surface area ranging within 1000-2000 m 2 /g have been synthesized. Their absorption properties with respect to gaseous hydrogen, some eco toxicants (heavy metal ions, phenol, chlorophenols) and test compounds (krypton, xenon, gaseous iodine, and iodomethyl), which model air contamination by operating NPP have been studied [28,29].…”

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The paper presents a brief historical review and innovation R&Ds of the IPOCC Department for Coal Chemistry. These R&Ds deal with coal mine exploitation problems, prevention of spontaneous combustion, dust control in mines, structural chemical features of coal with different genesis and stages of metamorphism and new methods for their modification and rational use. The methods for obtaining inexpensive sorbents from Ukrainian raw materials (including carbon containing waste) have been proposed. The problems of modern coal chemistry science studied in the IPOCC have been outlined. K e y w o r d s: coal, structure, modification, thermolysis, nanoporous sorbents, and coke.

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Thermal-shock alkali activation — a new method of the preparation of nanoporous carbon adsorbents

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2016

Dopov. Nac. akad. nauk Ukr.

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Properties of adsorbents prepared by the alkali activation of Aleksandriisk brown coal

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Ipocc Innovation R&D In The Field Of Coal Chemistry

Thermal-shock alkali activation — a new method of the preparation of nanoporous carbon adsorbents

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