Highly conductive and porous lignin-derived carbon fibers

Guosheng Jia; Yan Yu; Xuefen Wang; Chao Jia; Zexu Hu; Senlong Yu; Hengxue Xiang; Meifang Zhu

doi:10.1039/d3mh01027a

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Highly conductive and porous lignin-derived carbon fibers

Guosheng Jia Yan Yu Xuefen Wang Chao Jia Zexu Hu Senlong Yu Hengxue Xiang Meifang Zhu

Year: 2023 Journal: Materials Horizons Vol: 10 (12)Pages: 5847-5858 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d3mh01027a

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Abstract

The highly conductive and porous LCFs are developed through melt-blowing, pretreatment, and carbonization processes. The resultant LCFs exhibit high electrical conductivity (71 400 S m −1 ) and a large specific surface area (923 m 2 g −1 ).

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Carbonization Lignin Materials science Carbon fibers Specific surface area Porosity Adsorption Anode Chemical engineering Lithium (medication) Electrical resistivity and conductivity Electrical conductor Renewable energy Conductivity Composite material Electrode Organic chemistry Chemistry Catalysis Composite number

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