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96/05965 Influence of acidic surface oxides of activated carbon on gas adsorption characteristics

Book ID
104281169
Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1996
Weight
192 KB
Volume
37
Category
Article
ISSN
0140-6701

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โœฆ Synopsis

The influence of the addition of fist stage FeCl,-graphite intercalated com-Graphite vaporization induced by long pulses of near infrared laser to oounds or oristine nraohite in coal tar Ditch uoon the formation and the nroduce fullerenes is renorted. Results of iodine ohotodissociation laserbevelopment of me&phase has been studied at &O, 430 and 450ยฐC. Differences in the final samples were principally observed and studied via polarized light microscopic examinations of partially carbonized portions driven formation of C ponb fullerenes at various experimental conditions are summarized. In addihon, laser production methods, as well as UV laser induced decomposition of fullerenes are discussed. of the green-cokes.

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