Evaluation of thermal enhanced Wood-Based Materials with high VOCs adsorption by using Carbon-nanomaterial

摘要

Porous materials with nanoscale pores are widely used to remove chemical species from the gas or liquid phase through their excellent adsorption capacities, which are closely related to the large internal surface areas and pore volumes that are generally associated with porosity. For practical industrial use, adsorptivity is one of the most important properties of porous materials with similar surface chemistry. Among carbon nanomaterials, we used exfoliated graphite nanoplatelets (xGnP). The xGnP were used to develop composite wood-based materials. These xGnP/wood composite materials were characterized via thermogravimetric analysis (TGA), and we conducted a thermal extractor (TE) analysis to evaluate the adsorption of air pollutants from plywood and high-density fiberboard (HDF) into xGnP.