bio-butanol sorption performance on novel porous-carbon adsorbents from corncob prepared via hydrothermal carbonization and post-pyrolysis method
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Abstract A series of porous-carbon adsorbents termed as HDPC (hydrochar-derived pyrolysis char) were prepared from corncob and used for the 1-butanol recovery from aqueous solution. The influences of pyrolysis temperature on properties of the adsorbents were systematically investigated. The results showed that hydrophobicity, surface area, and pore volume of HDPC samples increased with an increase in pyrolysis temperature. Furthermore, the adsorption mechanism of 1-butanol on the adsorbents was explored based on correlation of the samples properties with adsorption parameters extracted from the 1-butanol adsorption isotherms (K F and Q e12 ). Overall, the 1-butanol adsorption capacity increased with a decrease in polarity and an increase in aromaticity, surface area and pore volume of HDPC samples. However, at different pyrolysis temperature, the factors causing the increase of 1-butanol adsorption on the adsorbents are variable. The kinetic experiments revealed that the pores played a vital role in the 1-butonal adsorption process. The intraparticle diffusion model was used to predict the adsorption kinetic process. The simulation results showed that intraparticle diffusion was the main rate-controlling step in the 1-butanol adsorption process.
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| Authors | ;Mengjun Han;Kangkang Jiang;Pengfei Jiao;Yingchun Ji;Jingwei Zhou;Wei Zhuang;Yong Chen;Dong Liu;Chenjie Zhu;Xiaochun Chen;Hanjie Ying;Jinglan Wu |
| Journal | historia de la educación |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1038/s41598-017-12062-7
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