Decoding Carbon-Based Materials' Properties for High CO₂ Capture and Selectivity.

ABSTRACT: Carbon-based materials are well established as low-cost, easily synthesizable, and low regeneration energy adsorbents against harmful greenhouse gases such as CO₂. However, the development of such materials with exceptional CO₂ uptake capacity needs well-described research, wherein various factors influencing CO₂ adsorption need to be investigated. Therefore, five cost-effective carbon-based materials that have similar textural properties, functional groups, and porous characteristics were selected. Among these materials, biordered ultramicroporous graphitic carbon had shown an excellent CO₂ capture capacity of 7.81 mmol/g at 273 K /1 bar with an excellent CO₂ vs N₂ selectivity of 15 owing to its ultramicroporous nature and

SUBMITTER: Mehra P 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9520712 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature