Explanation
Porous carbon materials with rich pore structure, large specific surface (generally more than 1000m2/g) and strong adsorption capacity. It is made from wood, fruit shell and other plants or coal, petroleum, synthetic resin and other raw materials through carbonization, activation or conditioning and post-treatment. The pore structure varies with raw materials and activation or conditioning conditions. It can be divided into powder, granular, and fibrous shapes according to its appearance.
Classification
Inorganic non-metallic materials -> Carbon materials