MICROPOROUS CARBONATE CATALYSTS FROM LIGNOCELLULAR WASTE PROCESSING SORGO (BAGASSE)

Authors

  • L. A. Kupchyk Institute Of Sorption And Problems Of Endoecology Of Nas Of Ukraine , Інститут сорбції та проблеми ендоекології НАС України
  • L. Y. Kotynska Institute Of Sorption And Problems Of Endoecology Of Nas Of Ukraine , Інститут сорбції та проблеми ендоекології НАС України
  • N. V. Sych Institute Of Sorption And Problems Of Endoecology Of Nas Of Ukraine , Інститут сорбції та проблеми ендоекології НАС України
  • N. A. Grigorenko Institute Of Food Resources Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of Ukraine , Інститут харчових ресурсів Національної академії наук України

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31548/dopovidi2017.06.016

Keywords:

bagasse, structural-sorption properties, catalyst, hydrolysis, sucrose

Abstract

New microporous carbon materials from lignocellulosic sorghum waste (bagasse) were synthesized and their structural-porous and ion-exchange characteristics were studied. A method of thermochemical modification of the surface of synthesized coals is proposed to improve the sorption and catalytic ability. The activity of the obtained carbon catalysts in the process of hydrolytic splitting of sucrose was studied.
 

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Published

2017-12-30

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No. 6(70) (2017)

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Machinery & Automation ofAgriculture 4.0

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