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Activated Carbon from Wood Bark for Cu(II) Adsorption by Anonymous GMszCsWC6 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document summarizes research on preparing activated carbon from wood bark and evaluating its ability to adsorb copper (II) ions. Wood bark was carbonized and then activated using steam at 700°C and 800°C to produce bark activated carbon (BAC) samples. The BAC samples were analyzed for pore structure, iodine adsorption value, and copper ion adsorption capacity. Results showed that BAC samples had abundant micropores and mesopores and better adsorption performance than untreated wood bark carbon. BAC700

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Anonymous GMszCsWC6

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