ArticleRSC advances2019
Preparation and electrochemical performance of nitrogen-enriched activated carbon derived from silkworm pupae waste.
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Abstract
In this study, nitrogen-enriched activated carbon from silkworm pupae waste (P-AC) was successfully prepared and its electrochemical performances in aqueous and organic electrolytes were investigated. Silkworm pupae waste is beneficial because it is a nitrogen-enriched, inexpensive, and locally available material. The preparation process includes hydrothermal treatment of the silkworm pupae waste at 200 °C, and chemical activation using zinc chloride at activation temperatures of 700, 800 and 900 °C (P700, P800, and P900, respectively). The nitrogen content in the P-ACs was approximately 3.8-6.4 at%, decreasing with activation temperature, while the surface area was approximately 1062-1267 m
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