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2006
[1264] Process effects on activated carbon with large specific surface area from corn cob, Cao, Q., Xie K. C., Lv Y. K., and Bao W. R. , Bioresour Technol, Jan, Volume 97, Number 1, p.110-5, (2006) Abstract
2005
[1366] Comparisons of porous and adsorption properties of carbons activated by steam and KOH, Wu, F. C., Tseng R. L., and Juang R. S. , J Colloid Interface Sci, Mar 1, Volume 283, Number 1, p.49-56, (2005) Abstract
[1292] Activated carbon from char obtained from vacuum pyrolysis of teak sawdust: pore structure development and characterization, Ismadji, S., Sudaryanto Y., Hartono S. B., Setiawan L. E., and Ayucitra A. , Bioresour Technol, Aug, Volume 96, Number 12, p.1364-9, (2005) Abstract
2004
[1347] Phenol adsorption onto powdered and granular activated carbon, prepared from Eucalyptus wood, Tancredi, N., Medero N., Moller F., Piriz J., Plada C., and Cordero T. , J Colloid Interface Sci, Nov 15, Volume 279, Number 2, p.357-63, (2004) Abstract
2001
[1350] Utilization of agricultural waste corn cob for the preparation of carbon adsorbent, Tsai, W. T., Chang C. Y., Wang S. Y., Chang C. F., Chien S. F., and Sun H. F. , J Environ Sci Health B, Sep, Volume 36, Number 5, p.677-86, (2001) Abstract
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