2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-020-05312-z
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Role of ferrocene-derived iron species in the catalytic graphitization of novolak resins

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“…The presence of ferrocene (a catalyst and carbon source) and the reducing environment are both responsible for the induction of phenolic resin graphitization in onion-like hollow carbon. The hollow onion-shaped material facilitated 96% elimination in 5 min in the photocatalytic research of the pesticide atrazine (ATZ) in an aqueous medium and affected the mechanism of ATZ degradation and the synthesis of atrazine-2-hydroxy (HAT) in various reactors (Figure 22) [92].…”
Section: Role Of Ferrocene In Catalytic Graphitizationmentioning
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“…The presence of ferrocene (a catalyst and carbon source) and the reducing environment are both responsible for the induction of phenolic resin graphitization in onion-like hollow carbon. The hollow onion-shaped material facilitated 96% elimination in 5 min in the photocatalytic research of the pesticide atrazine (ATZ) in an aqueous medium and affected the mechanism of ATZ degradation and the synthesis of atrazine-2-hydroxy (HAT) in various reactors (Figure 22) [92].…”
Section: Role Of Ferrocene In Catalytic Graphitizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent study described the morphological and structural differences in the intermediate carbon structures containing iron throughout the graphitization process, obtained after several steps of heat treatment from 200 to 1000 • C. The presence of ferrocene (a catalyst and carbon source) and the reducing environment are both responsible for the induction of phenolic resin graphitization in onion-like hollow carbon. The hollow onion-shaped material facilitated 96% elimination in 5 min in the photocatalytic research of the pesticide atrazine (ATZ) in an aqueous medium and affected the mechanism of ATZ degradation and the synthesis of atrazine-2-hydroxy (HAT) in various reactors (Figure 22) [92]. By using the Schiff base reaction, the porous ferrocene-linked organic polymer (FcTz-POP) was synthesized and exhibited a high iodine vapor capacity, 1.8 times that of a reference material without ferrocene (BpTz-POP).…”
Section: Role Of Ferrocene In Catalytic Graphitizationmentioning
confidence: 99%