Universal Journal of Carbon Research
ISSN: (Print) (Online) DescriptionUniversal Journal of Carbon Research (UJCR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal on carbon research, published biannually online by Universal Wiser Publisher (UWP).
UJCR provides a forum for publishing papers which advance the in-depth understanding of formation, structure, properties, behaviors, and technological applications of carbons.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
· carbon allotropes
· carbon materials
· carbon skeleton
· carbon cycle
· carbon capture science and technology
· conversion of carbon dioxide to fuels and chemicals
The journal publishes comprehensive research articles, reviews, short communications, and letters and encourages original and novel papers of general or specialist importance.
Latest Articles
Open Access Article
Synthesis, Characterization and Bioapplications of Pristine Graphene: A Review
by Sakib Ishraq, Yuxin Liu
ABSTRACT: Graphene, ostensibly the strongest material to date, has been a topic of interest for engineers, scientists and researchers since its first isolation through mechanical exfoliation through forming...
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Novel Ultrahard C6 with Mixed sp3-sp2 Hybridizations and Semiconducting Behavior: Crystal Chemistry and First Principles Investigations
by Samir Matar
ABSTRACT: Novel tetragonal carbon allotrope C 6 made of allene-like C(sp 2 ) tricarbon unit >C=C=C< embedded in diamond-like C(sp 3 ) lattice is proposed from crystal chemistry backed with first...
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Heavy Metals Adsorption on Cyanex-272 Modified Activated Carbon: Efficacy and Selectivity
by Zeinab Ezzeddine, Layla Abdallah, Hussein Hamad
ABSTRACT: This study investigated the potential use of activated carbon functionalized with Cyanex272 (AC-Cyanex 272), in the removal of lead, copper and zinc cations from aqueous solutions. The modified...
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CO2/Brine/Rock Interactions in the Cedar Keys-Lawson Formation
by Yee Soong, Bret Howard, Igor Haljasmaa, Dustin Crandall, Robert Dilmore, Laura Dalton, Zhang Wu, Ping Wang, McMahan Gray, Fan Shi
ABSTRACT: It has been reported that among the various geologic storage options, deep saline aquifers have the largest estimated capacity for CO 2 storage. Obtaining knowledge of possible artificially...