Abstract
TG, DTG and DTA methods were used for the investigation of some waste agricultural products, such as grape seeds, walnut shells, plum and peach stones, which can serve as raw materials for the production of active carbons. It was demonstrated that thermo analytical methods are appropriate to study the thermal characteristics of the above wastes and the data obtained can be applied to the technological processes of active carbon preparation.
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Lupascu, T., Dranca, I., Popa, V.T. et al. Application of Thermal Analysis to the Study of Some Waste Agricultural Products for the Preparation of Active Carbons. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 63, 855–863 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010168810749
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