Char-based Composites: Production, Characterization, Limitations and Emerging Applications provides the reader with a wide spectrum of information on char and biochar-based composites. Emphasis is placed on their production, characterization, applications, and limitations towards commercialization. The book's chapters concentrate on char/biochar as nanofillers in composite materials which are currently used in various advanced technologies including nanotechnology, environmental sectors (gas cleaning and wastewater treatments), energy storage, and solid fuel and catalysts.
This book will be a valuable reference resource for academic and industrial researchers, as well as biotechnologists working in the development of advanced char and biochar-based composite materials.
1. 1 : Introduction to the char, biochar, and its composites in various potential applications—a review - p. Page ix 2. 2 : Char and biochar production: technology, applications, and major challenges - p. Page 25 3. 3 : Char as nanofillers: effects on mechanical performance of char-reinforced polymer composites - p. Page 43 4. 4 : Physical and chemical characterization of char, biochar, and its composite - p. Page 59 5. 5 : Characterization and manufacturing technology of cellulose nano-biochar as natural feedstocks for advanced carbon materials in soil remediation - p. Page 78 6. 6 : Frontier technology of hydrogel biochar composites for wastewater treatments - p. Page 111 7. 7 : Application of char and biochar composites for gas cleaning technology: hydrogel biochar composites - p. Page 140 8. 8 : Biochar for energy storage applications - p. Page 156 9. 9 : Biochar as a potential solid biofuel - p. Page 179 10. 10 : Application of biochar and biochar composites as catalysts - p. Page 205 11. 11 : Toxicity screening of hazardous materials-infused char composites - p. Page 236 12. 12 : Biochar and the circular economy - p. Page 271 13. 13 : Characteristics and degradation of carbon low-density polyethylene (LDPE) composites in the environment - p. Page 293 14. Index - p. Page 335
Char-based Composites: Production, Characterization, Limitations and Emerging Applications provides the reader with a wide spectrum of information on char and biochar-based composites. Emphasis is placed on their production, characterization, applications, and limitations towards commercialization. The book's chapters concentrate on char/biochar as nanofillers in composite materials which are currently used in various advanced technologies including nanotechnology, environmental sectors (gas cleaning and wastewater treatments), energy storage, and solid fuel and catalysts.
This book will be a valuable reference resource for academic and industrial researchers, as well as biotechnologists working in the development of advanced char and biochar-based composite materials.
1. 1 : Introduction to the char, biochar, and its composites in various potential applications—a review - p. Page ix 2. 2 : Char and biochar production: technology, applications, and major challenges - p. Page 25 3. 3 : Char as nanofillers: effects on mechanical performance of char-reinforced polymer composites - p. Page 43 4. 4 : Physical and chemical characterization of char, biochar, and its composite - p. Page 59 5. 5 : Characterization and manufacturing technology of cellulose nano-biochar as natural feedstocks for advanced carbon materials in soil remediation - p. Page 78 6. 6 : Frontier technology of hydrogel biochar composites for wastewater treatments - p. Page 111 7. 7 : Application of char and biochar composites for gas cleaning technology: hydrogel biochar composites - p. Page 140 8. 8 : Biochar for energy storage applications - p. Page 156 9. 9 : Biochar as a potential solid biofuel - p. Page 179 10. 10 : Application of biochar and biochar composites as catalysts - p. Page 205 11. 11 : Toxicity screening of hazardous materials-infused char composites - p. Page 236 12. 12 : Biochar and the circular economy - p. Page 271 13. 13 : Characteristics and degradation of carbon low-density polyethylene (LDPE) composites in the environment - p. Page 293 14. Index - p. Page 335
