Converting lignocellulosic biomass into mesoporous carbons for the assessment of single adsorption equilibrium: the competing role of moisture and temperature on gaseous benzene adsorption
Kaan Isinkaralar
Abstract:For the present study, the activated carbon were obtained from Lotus corniculatus L. as waste biomass using carbonization at 700 °C and alkali potassium hydroxide (KOH) chemical activation technique. Single gaseous benzene (C6H6) adsorption (SGBA) experiments were performed to benchmark the efficiency of the L. corniculatus-derived activated carbons (LCACs), which were LCAC2 (609 m2 g−1, KOH 1:2 w/w), LCAC3 (742 m2 g−1, KOH 1:3 w/w), and LCAC4 (826 m2 g−1, KOH 1:4 w/w), respectively. Also, the physicochemical … Show more
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