APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL

APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL

This research investigates the use of rubber seed shells (RSS) and coconut shells (CS) as precursors for activated carbon (AC) production, targeting CO2 capture. The study emphasizes the comparative efficacy of malic acid and potassium hydroxide as chemical activators in modifying the CO2 adsorption...

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Main Author: MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2023
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TP Chemical technology
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spelling oai:utpedia.utp.edu.my:257362024-02-29T07:08:03Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/25736/ APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH TP Chemical technology This research investigates the use of rubber seed shells (RSS) and coconut shells (CS) as precursors for activated carbon (AC) production, targeting CO2 capture. The study emphasizes the comparative efficacy of malic acid and potassium hydroxide as chemical activators in modifying the CO2 adsorption characteristics of AC processed via microwave heating. 2023-09 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/25736/1/DISS%2073_Halimatun%20Syafiqah%20Mohd%20Radzi_19000542_231219_095016.pdf MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH (2023) APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL. [Final Year Project] (Submitted)
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MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH
APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL
description This research investigates the use of rubber seed shells (RSS) and coconut shells (CS) as precursors for activated carbon (AC) production, targeting CO2 capture. The study emphasizes the comparative efficacy of malic acid and potassium hydroxide as chemical activators in modifying the CO2 adsorption characteristics of AC processed via microwave heating.
format Final Year Project
author MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH
author_facet MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH
author_sort MOHD RADZI, HALIMATUN SYAFIQAH
title APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL
title_short APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL
title_full APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL
title_fullStr APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL
title_full_unstemmed APPLICATION OF MICROWAVE HEATING IN PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONALISED ACTIVATED CARBON FROM RUBBER SEED SHELL AND COCONUT SHELL
title_sort application of microwave heating in preparation of functionalised activated carbon from rubber seed shell and coconut shell
publishDate 2023
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/25736/1/DISS%2073_Halimatun%20Syafiqah%20Mohd%20Radzi_19000542_231219_095016.pdf
http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/25736/
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