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声明。这是本书第10.1201/9780429022944-28章的第一作者版本首次发表的纳米多孔碳是一种经过处理的碳形式,其孔隙在可用表面积和体积之间产生高比率。孔的大小取决于制备方法,并按微孔(50 nm)进行分类(Sing et al. 1985 1)。纳米孔一词包含了上述三类孔隙,其上限为100 nm (Thommes et al. 2015 2)。
Statement. This is the first author version of the book chapter 10.1201/9780429022944-28 first published Nanoporous carbon is a form of carbon processed to have pores producing a high ratio between the available surface area and the volume. The size of the pores depends on the method used for preparation and are classified (Sing et al. 1985 1 ) in micropores (<2 nm), mesopores (2-50 nm) and macropores (>50 nm). The term nanopore embraces the above three categories of pores, with an upper limit of 100 nm (Thommes et al. 2015 2 ).