Molecular Biology: Open Access

King Khalid University, Collage Science and Art, Dhahran Aljanoub, Abha, Saudi Arabia and Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, National Center Researcher, Khartoum, Sudan

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• Research   
  Characterization of Carbon Pellets Prepared from Date Palm Leaves (Phoenix dactylifera L.) by Compression Pressure: X-ray Diffraction Measurements and Applications
  Author(s): Fatima Musbah Abbas*, Zehbah Ali Al Ahmad, Rehab Omer Elnour Elgezouly and Abubaker Elsheikh Abdelrahman
  
  Solid carbon pellets (SCPs) were prepared from the self-adhesive properties of palm leaves (Phoenix dactylifera L.) by compression pressure from 5 to 21 metric tons and carbonization at 1000°C. Characterizations of solid carbon pellets (SCPs) were carried out in terms of crystallites dimensions, lattice constant, Young's modulus, and volumetric strain experience. The Young’s was also estimated from the crystallites dimensions by applying the microscopic cross-linking model given by (Emmerich 1995) as a class of X-ray diffraction application. X-ray diffraction intensity shows that the structure of the SCPs is turbostatic, and its crystallite dimensions are improved by increasing the compressive pressure, while it is lattices constant remain constant. Increasing compressive pressure led to a gradual increase in Young’s modulus and volumetric .. Read More»
  DOI: 10.37421/2168-9547.2022.11.352

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