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Carbonisation of a polymer made from sulfur and canola oil

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posted on 2024-06-03, 10:52 authored by M Mann, X Luo, AD Tikoalu, CT Gibson, Y Yin, R Al-Attabi, GG Andersson, CL Raston, Luke HendersonLuke Henderson, A Pring, T Hasell, JM Chalker

A polymer made from sulfur and canola oil can be used as an oil spill sorbent and then repurposed into a sulfur-rich graphitic carbon for mercury removal from water.

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Journal

Chemical Communications

Volume

57

Pagination

6296-6299

Location

London, Eng.

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ISSN

1359-7345

eISSN

1364-548X

Language

English

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Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Issue

51

Publisher

Royal Society of Chemistry

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    CARBONSChemistryChemistry, MultidisciplinaryELEMENTAL SULFURINVERSE VULCANIZATIONMERCURYMETALSNANOSHEETSPhysical SciencesREMOVALScience & TechnologySORBENTSAustralian Research Council and the Royal Society4016 Materials engineering

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