Biochar-based adsorption for heavy metal removal in water: a sustainable and cost-effective approach

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“Biochar-based adsorption for heavy metal removal in water: a sustainable and cost-effective approach”

AuthorsJalal Bayar et al.

Nawab Ali

JournalEnvironmental Geochemistry and Health

The University of Agriculture

Citations74

DOI10.1007/s10653-024-02214-w

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Biochar · Heavy metal remediation · adsorption · water treatment · cost-effective approach · sustainability

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