Hi there,
I'm working on linking granular activated carbon adsorption capacity for natural organic matter with its physicochemical characteristics. To this end, I wanted to characterise the activated carbon using voltammetry (cyclical) and investigate any differences within media . The only resource I've found is a 1993 paper (Kaplan et al, 1993. Voltammetric characterization of activated carbons in modified carbon paste electrodes. Electroanalysis, Pages 509–516).
Does anyone know of any more recent research on this area?
Many thanks,
Dan
Thank yo very much Sir! Your suggestions are greatly appreciated. These will help me prepare a decent activated carbon paste electrode. However the paper I've mentioned looked specifically at comparing the voltammetric responses of various activated carbon media for the purpose of ranking (I hope that makes sense, I'm only scratching the surface of this subject).
I was wondering whether there was any more research closer to this topic.
This is the paper I've mentioed: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/elan.1140050521/abstract
Many thanks,
Dan
Plz find attached file:
Activated carbon electrodes: Electrochemical oxidation coupled with desalination for wastewater treatment
Thank you very much for your reply! Your help is greatly appreciated!
Best wishes,
Dan
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