Using crude residual glycerol as precursor of sustainable activated carbon electrodes for capacitive deionization desalination

A review of lipase immobilization on hydrophobic supports incorporating systematic mapping principles

“…These residues can be used for the synthesis of activated carbon, are rich in oxygen and nitrogen surface groups, and can be used in natura or activated with desired reactive groups. 136,137…”

“…These residues can be used for the synthesis of activated carbon, are rich in oxygen and nitrogen surface groups, and can be used in natura or activated with desired reactive groups. 136,137 Limitations Our strategy was mapped using two Web of Science databases (SCI-E and ESCI), Scopus, PubMed and SciELO. We chose not to use scientific evidence, such as theses and dissertations, committee or government reports, documents from congresses, conferences and seminars, or ongoing research.…”

Enhancing capacitive deionization for water desalination: the role of activated carbon in contaminant removal

“…These results indicate that the PGAC electrode can be a cost-effective and efficient option for CDI desalination. 131 The comparison of salt adsorption capacity (SAC) with different modifications of ACE is summarized in Table 1.…”

“…These results indicate that the PGAC electrode can be a cost-effective and efficient option for CDI desalination. 131…”

Synthesis of graphitic crude glycerol-based carbon for potential energy conversion and storage based material

“…Contrary to more traditional precursors for activated carbon, such as natural organic solids or agricultural wastes, crude glycerol is significantly less researched among the precursors for carbon materials even though it is greatly produced in the biodiesel sector [13]. Additionally, only a small number of research have examined the conversion of crude glycerol-based carbon [14], whereas the majority of studies [15,16] concentrate on using purified and commercially available glycerol. In light of the foregoing, the purpose of this study is to investigate graphitic crude glycerol-based carbon materials produced by acid dehydration of crude glycerol (P-CGBC) as the carbon precursor for potential energy conversion and storage-based material.…”