Preparation technique of carbon-based material having energy-storage property
A preparation process and carbon-based technology, applied in the field of energy-storage carbon-based materials, can solve problems such as the inability to produce carbon-based materials that can absorb and store natural gas.
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[0033] Take petroleum pitch coke and grind it to 100-160um, use (KOH:NaOH 75:25): carbon 6:1, impregnate for 2 hours, transfer to the activation furnace, and input the set time and temperature at one time through the electronic intelligent program controller Change the program according to the following temperature rise and constant temperature steps: 750°C-770°C / 30min, then heat up 800°C-850°C / 30min, then heat up to 870°C / 30min, in N 2 Activated under protection, fully washed to neutral, and obtained a specific surface area of 3887m 2 / g, the iodine absorption value is 3750mg / g, the methylene blue value is 750mg / g, the nano-scale micropore diameter is 0.5-1.82nm, and the micropore volume accounts for 80-90% of the total pore volume.
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[0035] Take petroleum pitch coke and grind it to 100-120um, use (KOH:NaOH 60:40): carbon 5:1, impregnate for 2 hours, transfer to the activation furnace and follow the steps of heating and constant temperature: 770°C / 30min, then heat up 820°C / 30min, then heated to 870°C / 30min, in N 2 Activated under protection, fully washed to neutral, and obtained a specific surface area of 3578m 2 / g, the iodine absorption value is 3350mg / g, the methylene blue value is 550mg / g, the nano-scale micropore diameter is 1-1.92nm, the micropore volume accounts for 75-85% of the total pore volume, and the adsorption amount of methane is inferior to the effect of experiment 1 .
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