Decomposition and carbonisation of wood biopolymers—a microstructural study of softwood pyrolysis

By O. Paris, C. Zollfrank, G. Zickler. 2005

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Tunable and weakly negative permittivity in carbon/silicon nitride composites with different carbonizing temperatures (2017, background): “Similar Raman spectra and reducing ID/IG ratio also were observed in the wood-based chars [50,52], anthracene-based cokes [45] and cellulose-based carbon [39], which were synthesized at various HTTs.”
Carbonisation of biomass-derived chars and the thermal reduction of a graphene oxide sample studied using Raman spectroscopy (2013, background): “were increased towards ≈ 800 °C [43] which is similar to the results in Table 1.”
Changes in electrical and microstructural properties of microcrystalline cellulose as function of carbonization temperature (2010, methodology): “Additional, smaller sized Raman peaks centered at 1620 cm (1), between 1500 and 1550 cm (1), and near 1100 cm 1 were also used based on their observation in Raman spectra for wood-based carbons [51,52], soot [53], carbon black [50,54], glassy carbons [55,56], and other graphitic materials [46,49].”
A reconsideration of the relationship between the crystallite size La of carbons determined by X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy (2006, methodology): “Scherrer equation [20,38]: 10 peak (n, m) and 11 peak (h, j).”