Abstract
Results of a study of a carbon material (carbonizate) obtained in processing of a solid cellulose-containing waste with concentrated sulfuric acid are presented. The mass fractions of water, water-soluble and-insoluble ash, and total pore volume for water were determined. Data furnished by electron microscopy and small-angle neutron scattering were used to analyze the structure of the material and identify factors affecting the cluster organization. Areas in which the carbonizate can be used are suggested.