ArticleACS omega2023
Effect of Different Modification Methods on the Adsorption of Manganese by Biochar from Rice Straw, Coconut Shell, and Bamboo.
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Abstract
The adsorption capacity of pristine biochar without modification is usually low. In this experiment, we comprehensively evaluated the adsorption of Mn(II) by biochar with different modification methods from different biomass. The biochar from rice straw, coconut shell, and bamboo was produced by pyrolysis at 600 °C under nitrogen and then modified with HNO
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