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Sustainability 15 06802
Correction
Correction: Lee et al. Development of Meso- and Macro-Pore
Carbonization Technology from Biochar in Treating the Stumps
of Representative Trees in Taiwan. Sustainability 2022, 14, 14792
Shih-Chi Lee 1 , Yutaka Kitamura 2 , Chuan-Chi Chien 1, * , Chun-Shen Cheng 1 , Jen-Hao Cheng 1 ,
Shu-Hsien Tsai 1 and Chin-Cheng Hsieh 3
1 Central Region Campus, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Nantou 310401, Taiwan
2 Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8577, Japan
3 Department of Biomechatronics Engineering, National Ping-Tung University of Science and Technology,
Pingtung 912301, Taiwan
* Correspondence: varian@itri.org.tw; Tel.: +886-7-3311658-809; Fax: +886-7-3310560
The authors would like to make the following corrections about the published paper [1].
The changes are as follows:
(1) Authors would like to delete pH column and move all columns to the left, adding
“Activator” to the last column. The following table, present in the original article:
Table 3. Measurement results of pore characteristics of each type of biochar after activation and
modification (n = 3). The data of only high temperature carbonization but not activated are also
attached to the reference for discussion.
Specific Microporous Meso and Microporous Meso and Meso and Meso and
Carbonization Total pore
Sample Carbonization pH Surface SSA Macrop- Volume Macroporous Macrop- Macrop-
Source Temp. (◦ C) Period Area (SSA) orous Volume Volumn orous SSA orous
(min.) (m2 /g) (mL/g) (mL/g)
(m2 /g) SSA(m2 /g) (mL/g) % Volumn %
Leucaena
leucocephala 900 30 82.46 37.34 45.12 0.0926 0.017 0.0756 54.72 81.64 N/A
Ziziphus 900 30 325.4 270.58 54.82 0.2232 0.1636 0.0596 16.85 26.70
jujuba N/A
Syzygium 900 30 102.79 42.70 60.09 0.1243 0.053 0.0713 58.46 57.36
samarangense N/A
Table 3. Measurement results of pore characteristics of each type of biochar after activation and
modification (n = 3). The data of only high temperature carbonization but not activated are also
attached to the reference for discussion.
R9-Z. jujuba 900 30 325.4 270.58 54.82 0.2232 0.1636 0.0596 16.85 26.70 N/A
S9-S.
samarangense 900 30 102.79 42.70 60.09 0.1243 0.053 0.0713 58.46 57.36 N/A
R9K-Z.
900 60 433.94 345.88 88.06 0.3197 0.2172 0.1025 20.29 32.06 KOH
jujuba
S9K-S.
samarangense 900 60 575 498.11 76.89 0.3884 0.2968 0.0916 13.37 23.58 KOH
W9H-L.
900 60 251.72 179.63 72.09 0.209 0.0898 0.1192 28.64 57.03 H3 PO4
leucocephala
R9H-Z. 900 60 144.89 103.81 41.08 0.1288 0.0544 0.0744 28.35 57.76 H3 PO4
jujuba
S9H-S.
900 60 633.98 570.8 63.18 0.3796 0.2746 0.105 9.97 27.66 H3 PO4
samarangense
The authors apologize for any inconvenience caused and state that the scientific
conclusions are unaffected. The original publication has also been updated.
Sustainability 2023, 15, 6802 3 of 3
Reference
1. Lee, S.-C.; Kitamura, Y.; Chien, C.-C.; Cheng, C.-S.; Cheng, J.-H.; Tsai, S.-H.; Hsieh, C.-C. Development of Meso- and Macro-Pore
Carbonization Technology from Biochar in Treating the Stumps of Representative Trees in Taiwan. Sustainability 2022, 14, 14792.
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