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This analysis identifies how char from pyrolysis absorbs VOCs, implying material type greatly influences capacity.
Abstract This study examines the production of char from waste animal bones via pyrolysis, and assesses their chemical and structural properties in relation to their capacity for absorbing volatile organic compounds (VOC). The type of raw input material has a greater impact on the yield of pyrolysis than the process conditions of the pyrolysis process. VOC adsorption capacity is influenced by porous structure, solid carbon content and the presence of calcium.
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