ArticleACS omega2025
Effect of Structural Defects on Electrical Conductivity of Graphitic Biocarbon.
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- Volcano-type catalytic activity driven by graphitization-dependent electron transfer in Pt@C core-shell catalysts.Frontiers in chemistry · 2026Article
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Abstract
The catalytic graphitization process is considered a promising method for producing well-structured advanced biocarbon with a higher degree of graphitization at lower temperatures. The challenge with advanced biocarbon materials lies in determining their properties and expanding their applications beyond standard uses in soil, the environment, and fuel to more advanced areas, such as composites, electronics, photonics, and energy storage. Data on their properties remains scarce. This study examines the nanostructure chemistry of graphitic biocarbon produced through the catalytic graphitization of cellulose at various temperatures, accompanied by a comprehensive investigation of defects. The new approach developed uses the iron-calcium bimetallic catalytic graphitization. The conductive grains of graphitic biocarbon become active, improving the electrical conductivity to approximately 10
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