Microwave-assisted catalytic pyrolysis (MACP) is one of the emerging technologies for
efficiently converting the solid biomass residues to valuable products, including liquid bio-oil …

Nowadays, to prevent acute electromagnetic pollution and develop efficient stealth
materials, enormous efforts have been taken in pursuit of high-performance microwave …

Graphite has a stacked planar sp 2-hybridized C 6 ring structure, displaying a polymorphism
with rhombohedral, hexagonal, and turbostratic. Based on its structure-property relationship …

In this study, yolk–shell Ni@ SnO2 composites with a designable interspace were
successfully prepared by the simple acid etching hydrothermal method. The Ni@ void …

Abstract Yolk–shell Fe 3 O 4@ N-doped carbon nanochains, intended for application as a
novel microwave-absorption material, have been constructed by a three-step method …

Electricity is a renewable and clean source of energy. Electrification of the industrial
processes provides benefits in terms of environmental protection, enhanced productivity …

Lignocellulosic biomass is an abundant renewable resource and can be efficiently
converted into bioenergy and green materials by using microwave pyrolysis. In this study …

The multiple interaction effects between external microwave fields and carbon materials
trigger the thermocatalysis and conversion reactions by constructing the uniformly thermal …

In this study, co-pyrolysis of five lignocellulosic biomass residues, viz. groundnut shell (G),
bagasse (B), rice husk (RH), Prosopis juliflora (PJF) and mixed wood sawdust (MWSD), with …

The products from fast pyrolysis of biomass are variable and highly dependent upon
feedstock composition, particle size and geometry, and operating conditions such as heating …