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Preparation of bagasse pith-derived biochar for high-efficiency removal of Cr (VI) and further hydrogenation of furfural

Chen et al., 2024

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4225905445760997178
Author
Chen D
Chen S
He L
Guan Q
Miao R
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Biomass Conversion and Biorefinery

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Porous biochar was prepared from agricultural and forestry wastes to remove Cr (VI) in sewage, which solved the problem of water pollution and realized the reuse of wastes. Herein, in this work, the bagasse pith residues after alkali pre-extraction have been used as …
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