Chuanmao Li , Wenyuan Lyu , Ruiting Lin , Haoran Liu , Yingfei Wang , Datong Chen , Fengliang Wang , Yingwei Li
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Three-dimensional ordered macroporous nitrogen-doped carbon for efficient adsorption of flavonoids from plant extraction
The development of advanced adsorbents for the separation of flavonoids from plant extraction is of great importance in order to meet the demand of bio-pharmaceutical industries. Herein, we designed and fabricated a nitrogen-doped carbon adsorbent with 3D ordered macroporous structure (3DOM NC) towards the adsorption of flavonoids. Experimental and density functional theory results demonstrate that the ordered macroporous structure endows 3DOM NC with efficient mass transfer and high accessibility of adsorption sites, while the N-species in the carbonaceous skeleton can promote the chemisorption of flavonoids. As a result, 3DOM NC shows unprecedent capability in the adsorption of rutin (one kind of flavonoids), affording a maximal equilibrium adsorption amount of 536.91 mg/g. Remarkably, 3DOM NC exhibits much higher adsorption capacity than commercial adsorbents (e.g., macroporous resins) and thus can be served as an efficient adsorbent for the separation of flavonoids from the plant (e.g., chamomile) extraction fluid.
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