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Carbonaceous materials with larger surface area, higher degree of surface reactivity and demonstrate a higher capacity for adsorbing a lot of substances due to enormous number of pores on their surface are termed as activated carbon (Dias et al., 2007). They are made from lignocellulose materials (Tay et al., 2001; Finqueneisel et al., 1998) and coal (Srinvasakannan and Abu-Bakar, 2006). Agricultural wastes such as coconut shells (Bentil and Buah 2017), palm kernel shells (Vitidsant et al., 1999) and corn cobs (Buah et al., 2016) are few examples of lignocellulose materials that are used as precursors for the production of activated carbons.

Effects of Steam Dosage on the Qualities of Activated Carbon Developed From Coconut Shells in Ghana