Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials

In this study, nitrogen and sulfur heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose (BC) derived carbon materials have been prepared by a simple, feasible, and environmentally friendly approach that can be easily scaled up for various applications.In the first step, BC was successfully fabricated with chitosan...

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Main Authors: Kang Zhang, Sibel Irmak, Jeffrey M Catchmark
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Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-12-01
Series:Carbohydrate Polymer Technologies and Applications
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666893923001214
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author Kang Zhang
Sibel Irmak
Jeffrey M Catchmark
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description In this study, nitrogen and sulfur heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose (BC) derived carbon materials have been prepared by a simple, feasible, and environmentally friendly approach that can be easily scaled up for various applications.In the first step, BC was successfully fabricated with chitosan and carrageenan compounds by a layer-by-layer assembly technique without using any template. The resulting composites were then subjected to carbonization to enrich carbon content of the material while incorporation of nitrogen and sulfur heteroatoms into the carbon structure without applying a chemical treatment.A wide variety of BC-derived N- and S-doped carbons were prepared using chitosan and different types of carrageenan precursors. The results showed that the dominant heteroatom on the BC composites was dependent on the last heteroatom precursor used in the layer-by-layer assembly process. The skeleton of the BC composites did not collapse after carbonization and the resulting materials were highly dense and porous having ribbon-like carbon structures. The use of iota-carrageenan as a sulfur precursor with combination of chitosan as a nitrogen precursor resulted in better heteroatom-doped carbons as compared to other carrageenan compounds studied.Synthesized carbons showed great potential as catalyst for hydrothermal conversion of glucose to hydrogen as tested in this study.
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spelling doaj.art-e9ebd3fc00c445d8a11bbf55f84191e62023-12-21T07:37:51ZengElsevierCarbohydrate Polymer Technologies and Applications2666-89392023-12-016100400Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materialsKang Zhang0Sibel Irmak1Jeffrey M Catchmark2Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 16802 PA, United StatesCorresponding author.; Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 16802 PA, United StatesDepartment of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 16802 PA, United StatesIn this study, nitrogen and sulfur heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose (BC) derived carbon materials have been prepared by a simple, feasible, and environmentally friendly approach that can be easily scaled up for various applications.In the first step, BC was successfully fabricated with chitosan and carrageenan compounds by a layer-by-layer assembly technique without using any template. The resulting composites were then subjected to carbonization to enrich carbon content of the material while incorporation of nitrogen and sulfur heteroatoms into the carbon structure without applying a chemical treatment.A wide variety of BC-derived N- and S-doped carbons were prepared using chitosan and different types of carrageenan precursors. The results showed that the dominant heteroatom on the BC composites was dependent on the last heteroatom precursor used in the layer-by-layer assembly process. The skeleton of the BC composites did not collapse after carbonization and the resulting materials were highly dense and porous having ribbon-like carbon structures. The use of iota-carrageenan as a sulfur precursor with combination of chitosan as a nitrogen precursor resulted in better heteroatom-doped carbons as compared to other carrageenan compounds studied.Synthesized carbons showed great potential as catalyst for hydrothermal conversion of glucose to hydrogen as tested in this study.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666893923001214Bacterial celluloseCarbonHeteroatomsNitrogen, sulfur, chitosanCarrageenan
spellingShingle Kang Zhang
Sibel Irmak
Jeffrey M Catchmark
Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials
Carbohydrate Polymer Technologies and Applications
Bacterial cellulose
Carbon
Heteroatoms
Nitrogen, sulfur, chitosan
Carrageenan
title Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials
title_full Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials
title_fullStr Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials
title_full_unstemmed Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials
title_short Preparation and properties of heteroatom-doped bacterial cellulose-derived carbonaceous materials
title_sort preparation and properties of heteroatom doped bacterial cellulose derived carbonaceous materials
topic Bacterial cellulose
Carbon
Heteroatoms
Nitrogen, sulfur, chitosan
Carrageenan
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666893923001214
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