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Copper supported on activated carbon from hydrochar of pomelo peel for efficient H2S removal at room temperature: Role of copper valance, humidity and oxygen

Wang et al., 2022

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3342821949149217167
Author
Wang Z
Huang J
Zhong Y
Hu W
Xie D
Zhao C
Qiao Y
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In this work, the activated carbon prepared from KOH activation of pomelo peel hydrochar was selected as support to synthesize various valance copper adsorbents (maintaining a 20 wt% total content of copper) for H 2 S adsorption at room temperature, with a focus on the …
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