Impacts of acidity and textural properties of oxidized carbon materials on their catalytic activity for hydrolysis of cellobiose
作者： Irina Delidovich , Regina Palkovits
DOI: 10.1016/J.MICROMESO.2015.07.011
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摘要: Abstract Hydrolysis of cellobiose was investigated in the presence oxidized carbon materials with different textural properties and concentrations surface acidic groups. Specifically, microporous activated carbon, graphite-like mesoporous Sibunit multi-walled nanotubes were studied. Catalytic activity found to correlate concentration sites. Activated HNO 3 at 130 °C exhibited superior catalytic due highest acidity this material. The performance predominantly dependent on acidity, while only played a minor role, no mass transfer limitations observed for catalysts.
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