Investigation of Zn +2 ion exchange places with rice husk
2010
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Activated carbon can be defined as material that its wide surface area, effective pore, high surface reactivity, high pore volume and high pore are improved by activation and carbonization process of raw materials which have high carbon content.The aim of this study, residuse of rise husk is produced activated carbon with chemical activation method and zinc ion of addition of actived carbon?s characterization can be defined. Zinc chloride was used as chemical agents. The impregnation ratios (g chemical/g rise husk) were applied as 1/2, 1/1, 2/1, 3/1 While carbonization optimum temperature was applied 700 o C in the activation with zinc chloride. Activated carbons and snythethises of RH/Zn are characterized with XRD, SEM photos, EDS and FTIR analysis.
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Dr. İshak Açar
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İshak Açar (Master Thesis). Investigation of Zn +2 ion exchange places with rice husk, 2010, Sakarya University.
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