Prajapati, Yogendra N Bhaduri, Bhaskar Joshi, Harish C Srivastava, Anurag Verma, Nishith
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Chemosphere
The effect that the textural properties of rayon-based activated carbon fibers (ACFs), such as the BET surface area and pore size distribution (PSD), have on the adsorption of differently sized molecules, namely, brilliant yellow (BY), methyl orange (MO) and phenol (PH), was investigated in the aqueous phase. ACF samples with different BET areas an...
Chen, Jiabin Hong, Wei Huang, Tianyin Zhang, Liming Li, Wenwei Wang, Ying
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research
Activated carbon fiber (ACF) was used as a green catalyst to activate persulfate (PS) for oxidative decolorization of azo dye. ACF demonstrated a higher activity than activated carbon (AC) to activate PS to decolorize Orange G (OG). The decolorization efficiency of OG increased as ACF loading, PS dosage, and temperature increased. OG decolorization...
Maddah, Bozorgmehr Nasouri, Komeil
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Fibers and Polymers
This study reports on the modeling and optimization of the iodine number of activated carbon fiber (ACF), using response surface methodology (RSM) based on the full factorial design (FFD). The individual and the interaction effects of the effective factors such as activation temperature (800, 900 and 1000 °C), time (1, 2 and 3 h), and activator typ...
Zhang, Feng Tao, Yue Chen, Siyu Lu, Yanhua
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Fibers and Polymers
Using viscose fiber as precursor, a novel silver loaded activated carbon fiber (Ag-ACF) was prepared by precursor silver-loaded method. Structure of Ag-ACFs was characterized by scanning electron microscope (SEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), and its antibacterial property, durability, chemical stability and i...
Hu, S Zhang, S Pan, N Hsieh, YL
Highly porous submicron activated carbon fibers (ACFs) were robustly generated from low sulfonated alkali lignin and fabricated into supercapacitors for capacitive energy storage. The hydrophilic and high specific surface ACFs exhibited large-size nanographites and good electrical conductivity to demonstrate outstanding electrochemical performance....
Ekrami, E. Dadashian, F. Soleimani, M.
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Fibers and Polymers
Waste cotton fibers were used to produce activated carbon fiber (ACF) via chemical activation method with phosphoric acid. The effect of different operational parameters on the adsorption capacity and yield of activated carbon fibers was studied by Taguchi experimental design. Optimized conditions were: Activation temperature of 450 °C, activation ...
Su, Ching-Iuan Wang, Chi-Ming Lu, Kuo-Wei Shih, Wun-Ching
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Fibers and Polymers
This study uses rayon woven fabrics as the raw material for activated carbon fabrics (ACFs), which were manufactured by oxidation, carbonization and activation engineering in a continuous semi-open high-temperature furnace. First, the activated carbon fabrics are prepared under two specific manufacturing conditions with different production rates a...
Gao, Lili Lu, Haiyan Lin, Haibo Sun, Xiuyun Xu, Jianling Liu, Dechen Li, Yang
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Chemical Research in Chinese Universities
The activated carbon fiber(ACF) was prepared from polyacrylonitrile-based pre-oxidized fiber(PANOF) by KOH direct activation. The influence of activation conditions including impregnation ratio(the mass ratio of PANOF to KOH), activation temperature and activation time on the pore structure and electrochemical properties of ACF was investigated, an...
Singh, Shiv Singh, Abhinav Bais, Vaibhav Sushil Singh Prakash, Balaji Verma, Nishith
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Materials Science & Engineering C
•Ni metal Np-dispersed carbon micro-nanofibers (ACFs/CNFs) are prepared.•ACFs/CNFs are mesoporous.•Significant adsorption of BSA, GOx and YqeH is observed on ACFs/CNFs.•Multi-scale web of ACFs/CNFs is effective for protein immobilization.
Jieying Zheng, Zhao, Quanlin Ye, Zhengfang
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Applied Surface Science
In this study, the activated carbon fibers (ACFs) were prepared using cotton woven waste as precursor. The cotton woven waste was first partly dissolved by 80% phosphoric acid and then was pre-soaked in 7.5% diammonium hydrogen phosphate solution. Finally, carbonization and activation were proceeded to get ACF. The optimum preparation conditions, i...