A new preparation process of coal-based magnetically activated carbon

Fe/C-based magnetically activated carbon (MAC) was obtained by carbonizing and activating its precursor, that was prepared by co-precipitation of anthracite coal impregnated in ferric chloride solution. The effect of the concentrations of FeC13 and pH of solution on BET surface area, pore volume and...

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description Fe/C-based magnetically activated carbon (MAC) was obtained by carbonizing and activating its precursor, that was prepared by co-precipitation of anthracite coal impregnated in ferric chloride solution. The effect of the concentrations of FeC13 and pH of solution on BET surface area, pore volume and magnetic properties of the MAC was studied by BET N2 adsorption and VSM method. The results indicated that the magnetization of MAC gradually increases with increasing concentration of FeC13 and pH value of solution, and BET surface area was inclined to fluctuation. The largest BET surface area and magnetization of MAC were 1327.5 m2/g and 35.56 emu/g, respec- tively. The form of magnetic matter in the magnetically activated carbon was mainly Fe3C by X-ray powder diffrac- tion (XRD) and magnetic attraction test.
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subjects Activated carbon
Anthracite
BET比表面积
Carbon
Coal
Coprecipitation
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
Fe3C
Geochemistry
Magnetic fields
Magnetic properties
Magnetization
Surface area
X-射线粉末衍射
制备工艺
氯化铁溶液
煤基
磁化强度
磁性活性炭
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