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A review on bio-based graphene derived from biomass wastes

Muhammad Taqi-uddeen Safian, Umirah Syafiqah Haron, Mohamad Nasir Mohamad Ibrahim

2020BioResources109 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Biomass waste has become a new source for producing graphene due to its carbon-rich structure and renewable nature. In this paper, the research on the conversion of bio-based graphene from different biomass wastes is summarised and discussed. This paper reviews the methods for converting biomass to bio-based graphene. There are two approaches for thermal degradation of biomass: thermal exfoliation and carbon growth. The purpose of the thermal treatment is to increase the carbon content by removing volatile matter from the biomass polymer chain. Pre-treatments that help to break down the complex structure of the biomass are discussed; pre-treatments also remove impurities from the said biomass. Lastly, the characteristics of bio-based graphene produced from different biomass and thermal treatments are summarised.

Topics & Concepts

Biomass (ecology)GrapheneMaterials scienceCarbon fibersRenewable energyPulp and paper industryWaste managementExfoliation jointEnvironmental scienceRenewable resourceNanotechnologyComposite materialAgronomyEngineeringComposite numberElectrical engineeringBiologyGraphene research and applicationsGraphene and Nanomaterials ApplicationsSupercapacitor Materials and Fabrication
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