Properties of porous carbon electrode material derived from biomass of coffee waste grounds for capacitive deionization

Lungile Hadebe; Zamani E. D. Cele; Bhekumuzi Gumbi

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.11.496

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Properties of porous carbon electrode material derived from biomass of coffee waste grounds for capacitive deionization

Lungile Hadebe Zamani E. D. Cele Bhekumuzi Gumbi

Year: 2021 Journal: Materials Today Proceedings Vol: 56 Pages: 2178-2183 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.matpr.2021.11.496

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Capacitive deionization Materials science Hydrothermal carbonization Carbonization Carbon fibers Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy Chemical engineering Electrode Biomass (ecology) Raman spectroscopy BET theory Activated carbon Desalination Specific surface area Porosity Capacitance Adsorption Waste management Electrochemistry Composite material Chemistry Scanning electron microscope Membrane Organic chemistry Catalysis

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