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Sustainable Water Treatment: Hemp-Based Hydrochar Achieves 640 Milligrams per Gram Dye Removal Efficiency
Zinc Oxide and Palm Shell Biochar Composite Achieves Over Eighty-Eight Percent Degradation of Toxic Textile Dye Waste
Activated Carbon from Macadamia Nutshell Achieves 578.9 mg/g Capacity for Binary Pollutants
Dual-Activated Biochar from Pigeon Pea Stalks Achieves 100% Dye Removal at a Cost of Only $4.04/kg
Walnut Shell-Derived Adsorbent Achieves 97.72% Methylene Blue Removal
From Kitchen Waste to Clean Water: Biochar Removes 99.5% of Methylene Blue Dye
Orange Peel Nanobiochar Adsorbs 58.5 mg/g of Lithium at 700°C for Sustainable Wastewater Treatment
Efficient Methylene Blue Dye Removal: Magnetic Biochar from Areca Nut Husk Achieves 85.47% Adsorption and 785.34 mg/g Capacity
Enhanced Methylene Blue Degradation: Over 80% Discoloration and 50% TOC Reduction with Bacterial Cellulose Biochar in Electrochemically Assisted Fenton Process
Valorizing Agave Waste: Biochar Adsorbs Methylene Blue at 180 mg/g at 400∘C
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