September 10, 2025Langmuir

Copper-Modified Nanocarbon Composites for Enhanced Hydrogen Sulfide Adsorption: Synergistic Effects of Persistent Free Radicals and Cu-Based Oxides

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OMC achieves optimal hydrogen sulfide adsorption with a capacity of 46.72 mg/g, attributed to synergistic effects of copper oxides.
The modifications allow effective conversion of hydrogen sulfide into solid products, enhancing pollutant control strategies.
Hydrothermal preparation at 130 °C for 8 hours maximizes the adsorption performance and oxidation capacity of the composites.
Findings suggest potential broader applications of persistent free radicals in environmental remediation efforts.

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This research examines how copper oxides and persistent free radicals improve hydrogen sulfide adsorption in nanocarbon composites.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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