IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science · 2020 · 10 citations · 15 references
EngineeringChemical EngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringBioseparationsEnhanced Oil RecoveryWater TreatmentAdsorption ProcessesAdsorptive SeparationsBio-based MaterialsBiochar ProductionOil Spill RemediationRenewable FeedstocksAdsorbent CapacityAdsorption CapacityBiochar AdsorptionBiochar SorbentsOil Spill CleanupPyrolysisSorptionSorption Capacity
Abstract Due to their low-cost, light weight, environmental protection, biological carbon as the oil adsorbent has aroused widely attention. The discovery and research of novel biological carbon for the separation of oil from water is still required urgently. In this work, the cotton husks were prepared through high-temperature pyrolysis and they are utilized to adsorb different oils. The adsorption process and reusability were also investigated, it founded that the carbonized cotton husks (CNH) exhibit fast adsorption capacity and excellent sorption capacity and reusability, which can be the great candidate for oil spill cleanup application.
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Carbon‐Based Sorbents with Three‐Dimensional Architectures for Water Remediation
Bo Chen, Qinglang Ma, Chaoliang Tan et al. · Small · 2015 · 193 citations
Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Materials Science +17