In the last few decades, the production of value-added chemicals from biomass has become
a key research focus. Biomass gasification into syngas and further for methane, methanol …

Tar catalytic removal by char is a promising technology for gasification process because of
its porous structure, good catalytic activity, low cost, and easy to treatment after deactivation …

Bio-oil is a mixture of organics produced from pyrolysis of biomass. The organics in bio-oil
serve as the feedstock for the production of hydrogen, chemicals, biofuels, and carbon …

The major compounds of cellulose and lignin in biomass could have varied contributions on
distribution and properties of pyrolysis products by generating the volatiles of different …

Heating rate, an important parameter in pyrolysis, not only impacts distribution of pyrolysis
products, but also affects evolution of functionality of biochar and further application of the …

Carbonization plus activation of resulting biochar is a commonly used method for producing
activated carbon (AC) from biomass. Nevertheless, carbonization produces biochar of highly …

Co-pyrolysis of coke bottle (CB) with sawdust/cellulose/lignin was conducted at 700° C in
this study, aiming to understand the potential influence of interactions of the volatiles of the …

Volatile-char interaction has been well documented in co-pyrolysis of varied feedstocks,
which might also exist in activation process and impact pore evolution of activated carbon …

Tar formation is practically unavoidable during gasification. Catalytic tar forming is one of the
most promising techniques for producing high-quality syngas at a commercial scale. Biochar …

Tire scrap is a solid waste that can be potentially used as the feedstock for the production of
liquid fuels via the thermochemical process such as catalytic pyrolysis. Nevertheless, it …