Peat moss-derived biochars were produced at the pyrolytic temperatures of 300, 500, and
700° C and were tested for evaluating the removal efficiency of volatile organic compounds …

Activated biochar has been used in various areas, ie, wastewater treatment. However,
biochar contains volatile organic compounds, some of which are toxic organic pollutants that …

In the present study, the efficiency of phenol removal from synthetic aqueous solutions by
chemically modified biochar with the use of 1M KOH or 1M FeCl3 was investigated. Initially …

Biochar has attracted recent research interest as a metal adsorbent. The heavy metal
adsorption capacity of biochar can be controlled by the carbonization of biochar. The …

Biochars generated at various temperatures might show significant differences in sorption
for organic contaminants. In this study, a series of biochars, generated from pyrolyzing maize …

Sheep manure was used to prepare biochar under pyrolysis temperature of 600ºC. The
structural features of biochar were characterized by elemental analysis, BET analysis and …

Adsorption is an important technology to deal with volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and
biochar has attracted much attention as a new type of adsorbent for VOCs. In this study, rice …

The primary aim of this study was to conduct a comparative analysis of four distinct biochar
types, which were derived from wood residues through varied production methods. To …

Biochar was prepared from agricultural plant waste, including corn straw (MS), sunflower
straw (SS), wheat straw (WS), orange peel (OS), sunflower seed shell (SSS), and chestnut …

Biochar is a carbon-rich material produced from the partial combustion of different biomass
residues. It can be used as a promising material for adsorbing pollutants from soil and water …