The special issue showcases activated carbon and nanotubes from biomass, indicating their role in energy efficiency and emerging technologies.
This special issue highlights advances in biomass-derived carbon materials, activated carbon, graphene, nanotubes, and soft/hard carbon, produced from diverse biomass sources for smart, sustainable applications. The graphical abstract illustrates their role in promoting circular economy, energy efficiency, environmental sustainability, and emerging technologies through innovative, eco-friendly carbon material design and utilization.
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