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Discussion on the Boehm titration method used in analysis of surface oxygen functional groups on activated carbon

Yu Wang

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Boehm titration has been carried out in different ways by different researchers to analyze the surface oxygen functional groups.The methods of CO2 expulsion,direct titration and back titration,duration of shaking and concentration of titrant are discussed.The suitable operation suggestions are proposed.

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Boehm titration has been carried out in different ways by different researchers to analyze the surface oxygen functional groups.The methods of CO2 expulsion,direct titration and back titration,duration of shaking and concentration of titrant are discussed.The suitable operation suggestions are proposed.

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Boehm titration has been carried out in different ways by different researchers to analyze the surface oxygen functional groups.The methods of CO2 expulsion,direct titration and back titration,duration of shaking and concentration of titrant are discussed.The suitable operation suggestions are proposed.

Key concepts: Titration, Oxygen, Chemistry, Gran plot, Functional group, Activated carbon, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Inorganic chemistry

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