Effects of Inherent/Enhanced Solid Acidity and Morphology of Diatomite Templates on the Synthesis and Porosity of Hierarchically Porous Carbon
Effects of Inherent/Enhanced Solid Acidity and Morphology of Diatomite Templates on the Synthesis and Porosity of Hierarchically Porous Carbon
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硅藻土模板的固有/增强固体酸度和形貌对分级多孔碳的合成和孔隙率的影响
DOI:
10.1021/la103980s
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发表时间:
2010-12-21
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影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
He, Hongping
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作者:
Liu, Dong;Yuan, Peng;He, Hongping
The inherent or enhanced solid acidity of raw or activated diatomite is found to have significant effects on the synthesis of hierarchically porous diatomite-templated carbon with high surface area and special porous structure. The solid acidity makes raw/activated diatomite a catalyst for the generation of porous carbon, and the porous parameters of the carbon products are strongly dependent on the solid acidity of diatomite templates. The morphology of diatomite also dramatically affects the textural structure of porous carbon. Two types of macroporous structures in the carbon product, the partially solid pillars and the ordered hollow tubes, derive from the replication of the central and the edge pores of diatom shell, respectively. The hierarchically porous carbon shows good capability for the adsorption of solvent naphtha and H-2, enabling potential applications in adsorption and gas storage.