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publicationNumber CN-109876773-B
titleOfInvention Expanded graphite volatile organic compound adsorption and waste recycling treatment method thereof
abstract The invention discloses a resource disposal method for expanded graphite to adsorb volatile organic compounds and wastes thereof, belonging to the field of volatile organic compound treatment, firstly washing and impregnating aluminum hydroxide-clay-diatomite treatment on the expanded graphite, then adsorbing and treating the volatile organic compounds by using the expanded graphite, carrying out ozone preoxidation and microwave puffing regeneration treatment after the expanded graphite is adsorbed and saturated, and sequentially preparing graphene nanosheets, graphite oxide and graphene functional materials after the expanded graphite is subjected to ozone oxidation, improved Hummer chemical oxidation, chemical reduction and the like after repeated adsorption/regeneration cyclic application wastes, thereby realizing resource utilization of the wastes, avoiding the generation of dangerous wastes from the source, expanding the preparation path of the graphene functional materials, actively promoting the engineering construction of volatile organic compound treatment, it has obvious economic, social and environmental benefits.
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