Influence of HNO3 oxidation on the structure and adsorptive properties of corncob-based activated carbon

By A. A. El-Hendawy. 2003

412 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Water Science and Technology

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In Materials Chemistry

1. O. Poddubnaya
2. Alexander M Puziy
3. Jieshan Qiu
4. E. Khan
5. N. Sych
6. K. Doke
7. M. Tsyba
8. V. I. Sapsay

In Mechanical Engineering

1. O. Poddubnaya
2. E. Khan
3. N. Sych
4. K. Doke
5. Alexander M Puziy
6. M. Tsyba
7. V. I. Sapsay
8. D. Klymchuk

In Water Science and Technology

1. O. Poddubnaya
2. Alexander M Puziy
3. E. Khan
4. N. Sych
5. K. Doke
6. M. Tsyba
7. V. I. Sapsay
8. D. Klymchuk

Citations in the corpus

• Equilibrium, kinetic and diffusion mechanism of Cr(VI) adsorption onto activated carbon derived from wood apple shell (2017, background): “Activated carbons are widely used as adsorbents for the removal of toxic heavy metals, organic pollutants and dyes of environmental concern from air, gases, potable water and wastewater (El-Hendawy, 2003).”
• Asymmetric capacitive deionization utilizing nitric acid treated activated carbon fiber as the cathode (2015, background): “The broad peaks within the range of 1000-1300 cm 1 can be assigned to various C-O bonds [50].”
• Porous structure and surface chemistry of phosphoric acid activated carbon from corncob (2012, methodology): “Activated carbons from corncob were prepared by using physical [11–15] or chemical activation [11–13,16–21].”