ArticlePolymers2026
Impact of Lignin Substitution on the Formation and Physicochemical Properties of Resorcinol-Furfural-Based Carbon Aerogels in Deep Eutectic Solvent.
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Aligned with green chemistry principles and the pursuit of sustainable synthesis, we developed a lignin-resorcinol-furfural (LRF) gel system within a deep eutectic solvent (DES), in which lignin partially replaces resorcinol and furfural serves as a bio-based alternative to formaldehyde. We further examined the correlation between the lignin substitution ratio (65-90%) and the gelation kinetics, microstructure, and electrochemical performance of the resulting carbon aerogels (LRFC). The findings reveal that the lignin substitution ratio exerts a critical influence on both the crosslinking uniformity and the overall network architecture of the resulting LRFC. The results demonstrated that LRFC65, with a lignin substitution ratio of 65%, exhibited the optimal electrochemical performance: a specific capacitance of 117.2 F g
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