DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE

Activated carbon is acknowledged as an efficient adsorbent to be used in both gas and liquid phase applications. In this study, a variety of carbonaceous-containing agricultural wastes are exploited as precursors for the activated carbon production. The renewability properties and wide availabili...

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Main Author: RASHIDI, NOR ADILLA
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spelling utp-utpedia.219522021-09-28T08:43:52Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21952/ DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE RASHIDI, NOR ADILLA TP Chemical technology Activated carbon is acknowledged as an efficient adsorbent to be used in both gas and liquid phase applications. In this study, a variety of carbonaceous-containing agricultural wastes are exploited as precursors for the activated carbon production. The renewability properties and wide availability of these resources in Malaysia makes the agricultural wastes as the most promising materials to be utilized. The objectives ofthis research study are to evaluate the physicochemical properties ofthe synthesized activated carbons and their ability to capture carbon dioxide (CO2). The production of activated carbon under one-step CO2 activation process and absence of any chemicals is advantageous as it consumes less energy and operating time, in addition to high carbon yield i.e. 26-41 wt%. 2013-09 Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/21952/1/2013-CHEMICAL-DEVELOPMENT%20OF%20AGRO-WASTE%20BASED%20ACTIVATED%20CARBON%20FOR%20CARBON%20DIOXIDE%20CAPTURE-NOR%20ADILLA%20BINTI%20RASHIDI.pdf RASHIDI, NOR ADILLA (2013) DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE. Masters thesis, UTP.
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RASHIDI, NOR ADILLA
DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE
description Activated carbon is acknowledged as an efficient adsorbent to be used in both gas and liquid phase applications. In this study, a variety of carbonaceous-containing agricultural wastes are exploited as precursors for the activated carbon production. The renewability properties and wide availability of these resources in Malaysia makes the agricultural wastes as the most promising materials to be utilized. The objectives ofthis research study are to evaluate the physicochemical properties ofthe synthesized activated carbons and their ability to capture carbon dioxide (CO2). The production of activated carbon under one-step CO2 activation process and absence of any chemicals is advantageous as it consumes less energy and operating time, in addition to high carbon yield i.e. 26-41 wt%.
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author RASHIDI, NOR ADILLA
author_sort RASHIDI, NOR ADILLA
title DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE
title_short DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE
title_full DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE
title_fullStr DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE
title_full_unstemmed DEVELOPMENT OF AGRO-WASTE BASED ACTIVATED CARBON FOR CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE
title_sort development of agro-waste based activated carbon for carbon dioxide capture
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