Biomass-Derived Carbon Materials for Energy and Environmental Applications provides a clear view of biomass availability and sustainability and the different design principles and synthetic protocols available for their conversion into various types of carbonaceous materials for energy and environmental applications. Carbon materials derived from biomass have broad application prospects in the field of energy storage and conversion and environmental protection because of their modified porous structure, effective surface area, surface functionalities and introduction of heteroatoms The book is divided into three parts which thoroughly describe the availability of different types of biomass materials, their sustainability, different.

• Structural engineering or modification protocols of biomass-derived carbon nanomaterials are discussed to tailor the physicochemical properties of electrode materials for supercapacitors, lithium-ion batteries and fuel cells and as a repair material for environmental pollutant treatment
• Includes a comprehensive collection of data on biomass-derived carbon materials, production methods, post-treatment strategies, and structural engineering
• Content presented in an interdisciplinary manner so as to support readers from a broad spectrum of fields of interest