… waste bone powder is employed as raw material for producing efficient VOCs adsorbents.
After pyrolysis, bone char … as an activator to improve bone carbon structure. To investigate the …

… For this reason, bone char (BC) and S-enriched BC (BC plus ), original and after one
vegetation period in soil, were analysed by wet chemical analyses and XANES spectroscopy. …

… of municipal solid wastes (MSW). … of food and plastic wastes, in a downdraft pyrolyzer using
synthetic flue gas composition. The food wastes in this study included fish and chicken bones…

… residue consists mostly of protein and bone, the char produced by its pyrolysis will be
different from the biochar derived from previously reported organic waste resources. In addition, …

… Biochar derived from waste has been increasingly considered as a potential green … evaluated
7 types of food waste-based biochars (FWBBs) (including meat and bone, starchy staples, …

… , the huge amount of bone waste can be easily produced in … Therefore, bone char is a
potential green remediation agent … nutrients for crops and recycling bone waste simultaneously. …

… In an effort to convert the low-value waste into valuable material, this research explores
the valorization of fishbone biowaste, which can be transformed into biochar as a persulfate …

… This study is focused on the synthesis of bone char (BC) and its application in adsorptive
removal of fluoride from the water. The BC was synthesized by the thermal pyrolysis of used …

… In this research, animal wastes like bovine bones and fish scales were pyrolyzed in order to
find alternative biochars, which in turn are able to act as adsorbents to remove BR9 dye from …

… In recent years, roughly 1.3 billion tons of food produced is lost or wasted … food recovery,
about 27% of food waste (FW) still needs to be deposed through landfill after optimizing the food …