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Sustainable production of value-added sulfonated biochar by sulfuric acid carbonization reduction of rice husks

Zhou et al., 2021

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Zhou Z
Yao D
Li S
Xu F
Liu Y
Liu R
Chen Z
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Environmental Technology & Innovation

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Biochar is an effective vehicle for sequestering carbon and mitigating the greenhouse gas effect, as a way to combat climate change. Currently pyrolysis is the main treatment method to prepare biochar, and generally only half of the carbon (C) can be retained in the pyrolytic …
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