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CO2 adsorption and mechanical performance of cement mortars incorporating coconut-shell-derived activated carbon
Activated carbon (AC) derived from biomass has attracted increasing attention as a functional additive for developing cement-based materials with enhanced CO2 uptake. In this study, coconut-shell-derived AC was incorporated into a commercial dry premixed plaster mortar at replacement levels of 0–10
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