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Importance of oxygen-containing functionalities and pore structures of biochar in catalyzing pyrolysis of homologous poplar

Authors: Li Qiu; Chao Li; Shu Zhang; Shuang Wang; Bin Li; Zhenhua Cui; Yonggui Tang; Obid Tursunov; Xun Hu

DOI: 10.1016/j_cjche_144876660Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Biochar with abundant oxygen-containing functionalities (600C) exhibits superior catalytic activity for cracking and aromatization of volatiles, increasing gas yield by 40.2%. • Developed pore structures (800AC) do not directly catalyze reactions but can trap volatiles, promoting their further conversion via aromatization. • Volatile-char interactions consume oxygen on the 600C catalyst, enhancing its aromaticity and thermal stability. • Carbonaceous deposition on high-temperature chars (800C, 800AC) leads to net weight gain, micropore blockage, and formation of additional macropores.