Sustainable biocarbon derived from walnut shells and its composites with mono-functional bio-benzoxazine for advanced applications

Using agricultural waste as biocarbon material is a recent development with many potential applications. Nutshells can be utilized to produce biocarbon, enhancing the electrical properties of thermoset composites. In this research, Walnut shells (WSs) were carbonized at 750 °C, and activated carbon filler was thoroughly examined. Isothermal compression molding was used, and composites were produced […]