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Toluene adsorption studies on carbon-based materials under controlled temperature, humidity, flow rate, and toluene concentration, using a high-precision dynamic adsorption set-up
Volatile organic compounds (VOC) can have harmful effects on human health. Physisorption using carbon-based materials is one of the most commonly used methods for removing toxic VOC from indoor air. In this study, three carbon-based materials, including hydrophilic granular activated carbons (GAC1 a
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