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tetracycline

  • High-Efficiency Antibiotic Removal: Chestnut Shell Biochar Electrode Achieves 90.6% Tetracycline Degradation and 20-Cycle Stability

    High-Efficiency Antibiotic Removal: Chestnut Shell Biochar Electrode Achieves 90.6% Tetracycline Degradation and 20-Cycle Stability

  • Low-Cost Magnetic Biochar from Solid Waste Achieves an 87.39 mg/g Adsorption Capacity for Tetracycline

    Low-Cost Magnetic Biochar from Solid Waste Achieves an 87.39 mg/g Adsorption Capacity for Tetracycline

  • Biochar from Waste Materials Cleans Water with 87.39 mg/g Adsorption Capacity

    Biochar from Waste Materials Cleans Water with 87.39 mg/g Adsorption Capacity

  • MSBC 900 Biochar Achieves 48.33 mg/g Tetracycline Adsorption and Retains Over 90% Efficiency After 5 Cycles

    MSBC 900 Biochar Achieves 48.33 mg/g Tetracycline Adsorption and Retains Over 90% Efficiency After 5 Cycles

  • Trends in Tetracycline Adsorption Research: 567 Articles Show Rapid Growth, Led by China, USA, and India, with Biochar and MOFs Trending

    Trends in Tetracycline Adsorption Research: 567 Articles Show Rapid Growth, Led by China, USA, and India, with Biochar and MOFs Trending

  • Adsorption Capacity of Biochar for Tetracycline Peaks at 637.71 mg/g with Sulfuric Acid and 700∘C Pyrolysis

    Adsorption Capacity of Biochar for Tetracycline Peaks at 637.71 mg/g with Sulfuric Acid and 700∘C Pyrolysis

  • Biochar-Mediated Photocatalyst Improves Tetracycline Degradation by 313%

    Biochar-Mediated Photocatalyst Improves Tetracycline Degradation by 313%

  • Biochar’s Breakthrough: N-doped Cu/Al@Biochar Achieves 90% Tetracycline and 82% Norfloxacin Removal from Wastewater

    Biochar’s Breakthrough: N-doped Cu/Al@Biochar Achieves 90% Tetracycline and 82% Norfloxacin Removal from Wastewater

  • Malt Bagasse Biochar Achieves 7.0 mg/g Tetracycline Adsorption

    Malt Bagasse Biochar Achieves 7.0 mg/g Tetracycline Adsorption

  • Biochar: A Sustainable Solution for Antibiotic Contamination in Swine Wastewater

    Biochar: A Sustainable Solution for Antibiotic Contamination in Swine Wastewater

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