COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF 2D GRAPHENE STRUCTURES WITH VARIOUS PREHISTORY ON THE BIOLOGIC EFFICIENCY
Keywords:
2D carbon structures, method of self-propagating high-temperature synthesis, bio polymers carbonization, biopreparations
Abstract
Carbonization of lignin being the natural biological polymer results in 2D graphene-like structures. The morphometric characteristics of obtained material are similar to those of multilayer graphene (the number of layers in the bulk equals to 2-5). The obtained material was used as the component of bio preparation to reduce the risk of ecosystem degradation due to oil and oil products pollution. It was shown that all tested microorganisms demonstrated good compatibility in contact with synthesized graphene surviving during the 3-month period. So, the preparation on the base multilayer graphene may be further proposed for ecosystem remediation after oil pollution.
Published
2019-09-04
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Instrumental, structural and functional materials based on diamond and cubic bor