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- 2023The Influence of Oxidation and Nitrogenation on the Physicochemical Properties and Sorption Capacity of Activated Biocarbons Prepared from the Elderberry Inflorescencecitations
- 2022Activated biocarbons obtained from post-fermentation residue as potential adsorbents of organic pollutants from the liquid phasecitations
- 2019Thermal degradation of peat-based activated carbons covered with mixed adsorption layers of PAA polymer and SDS surfactantcitations
- 2019Simultaneous removal of lead(II) ions and poly(acrylic acid) macromolecules from liquid phase using of biocarbons obtained from corncob and peanut shell precursorscitations
- 2008Thermal parameters of phenylcarbamic acid derivatives using calculated molecular descriptors with MLR and ANN: Quantitative structure-property relationship studiescitations
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Thermal degradation of peat-based activated carbons covered with mixed adsorption layers of PAA polymer and SDS surfactant
Abstract
The thermal behaviour of activated carbons obtained from peat and modified with poly(acrylic acid) - PAA films was examined. Additionally, the effect of anionic surfactant – sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) presence in the adsorption layer was determined. Three samples of activated carbons were analyzed: (1) sample N - obtained by pyrolysis of peat followed by steam activation, (2) sample N9C - obtained by physical activation of sample N with carbon dioxide and (3) sample N9K - obtained by chemical activation of sample N with potassium carbonate. TG, DTG and DSC coupled with FTIR and QMS spectrometry enable not only specification of thermal stability of examined systems, but also determination of main gaseous products of their thermal decomposition. The obtained results indicate that polymer/surfactant adsorption influences significantly the thermal degradation of used carbon materials.</p>