With a drastic increase in population growth, energy consumption has increased
unprecedentedly. The exploitation of fossil fuels, for energy supply, has led to its …

In response to the growing need for sustainable solutions, this study critically examines the
significance of thermochemical conversion techniques for producing biochar from leaves …

Fruit waste disposal is a serious global problem with only 20% of such waste being routinely
treated prior to discharge. Two of the most polluting fruit wastes are orange peel and walnut …

Biochar was produced from wheat straw (Triticum aestivum), rice straw (Oryza sativa), and
kitchen waste at varying pyrolysis temperatures (300° C–700° C). The biochars were …

Biochar prepared from wheat straw (Triticum aestivum) at different pyrolysis temperatures
was screened, followed by its application to soil for arsenic removal in the present study …

The problem extent of the large concentration of fluoride ions in drinking water is still a
central health issue. In the present study, lanthanum doped magnetic Teff straw biochar …

Biochar is a carbon-rich stable product derived from the thermochemical decomposition of
biomass. The properties of biochar vary with types of feedstock, heating rate, pyrolysis …

Efficient measures are urgently required in large cities for nitric oxide (NO) elimination from
air in urban semi-closed environments (parking lots and tunnels), characterized by low NO …

Anthropogenic activities have deteriorated the quality of soil all across the globe. It becomes
extensively essential to improve the soil quality to support various life systems and sustain …

Herein, we report a facile and scalable approach to prepare fluorescent carbon
nanostructures prepared from annealing of bamboo stems in argon atmosphere (BC). The …