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Co-Pyrolysis of Cotton Stalks and Low-Density Polyethylene to Synthesize Biochar and Its Application in Pb(II) Removal by Yuan, Xiaowei, Zhang, Xuejun, Lv, Huijie, Xu, Yonggang, Bai, Tianxia

“…It is inevitable that reclaimed cotton stalks will contain a certain amount of plastic film due to the wide application of plastic mulching during the process…”
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Influence of potassium addition on phosphorus availability and heavy metals immobility of biochar derived from swine manure by Liu, Tingwu, Shao, Tianci, Jiang, Jinling, Ma, Wenge, Feng, Ranran, Dong, Dan, Wang, Yan, Bai, Tianxia, Xu, Yonggang

“…Pyrolysis of animal manure at high temperature is necessary to effectively immobilize heavy metals, while the available phosphorus (P) level in biochar is…”
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Effect of Different Phosphates on Pyrolysis Temperature-Dependent Carbon Sequestration and Phosphorus Release Performance in Biochar by Bai, Tianxia, Ma, Wenge, Li, Wenhui, Jiang, Jinling, Chen, Jiamin, Cao, Rui, Yang, Wenjie, Dong, Dan, Liu, Tingwu, Xu, Yonggang

“…Carbon sequestration is the primary function of biochar. Hence, it is necessary to design biochar with high carbon (C) retention and low C loss. In this study,…”
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Potential of Lemnoideae Species for Phytoremediation of Fresh Water with Elevated Manganese Concentration by Zhou, Yuzhen, Bai, Tianxia, Kishchenko, Olena

“…Background. Wastewater treatment using physical, chemical, and biological methods is primary solution for the reduction of water pollution that reaching the…”
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Influence of sodium hydroxide addition on characteristics and environmental risk of heavy metals in biochars derived from swine manure by Xu, Yonggang, Bai, Tianxia, Yan, Yubo, Ma, Kuirong

“…•Swine manure was pretreated by NaOH to obtain the resultant biochars.•The addition of NaOH enhanced the aromaticity and hydrophily of biochars.•The addition…”
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A further inquiry into co-pyrolysis of straws with manures for heavy metal immobilization in manure-derived biochars by Xu, Yonggang, Qi, Fangjie, Bai, Tianxia, Yan, Yubo, Wu, Congcong, An, Zirun, Luo, Shan, Huang, Zhong, Xie, Peng

“…[Display omitted] •Co-pyrolysis of CS with SM reduced total Cu, Zn, Pb, Ni, Cd and Cr of SM biochars.•Higher CS addition ratio and higher pyrolysis temperature…”
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Influence of pyrolysis temperature on the characteristics and lead(II) adsorption capacity of phosphorus-engineered poplar sawdust biochar by Xu, Yonggang, Bai, Tianxia, Li, Qiao, Yang, Hongtao, Yan, Yubo, Sarkar, Binoy, Lam, Su Shiung, Bolan, Nanthi

“…•KH2PO4-modified biochar (BCP) from poplar sawdust was prepared at different temperature.•KH2PO4 modification increased C retention but decreased surface area…”
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Effects of added calcium-based additives on swine manure derived biochar characteristics and heavy metals immobilization by Xu, Yonggang, Qu, Wei, Sun, Baoyi, Peng, Kai, Zhang, Xingzhou, Xu, Jianming, Gao, Fan, Yan, Yubo, Bai, Tianxia

“…•Effect of Ca-based additives on swine manure derived biochar property was studied.•CaO, Ca(OH)2 and Ca(H2PO4)2 increased carbon retention during…”
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Enhanced removal of hexavalent chromium by different acid-modified biochar derived from corn straw: behavior and mechanism by Xu, Yonggang, Bai, Tianxia, Yan, Yubo, Zhao, Yunfeng, Yuan, Ling, Pan, Peng, Jiang, Zhen

“…It is of great significance to remove Cr(VI) from water as a result of its high toxicity. Biochar from corn straw was modified by different acids (HNO , H SO…”
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The interaction of different chlorine-based additives with swine manure during pyrolysis: Effects on biochar properties and heavy metal volatilization by Xu, Yonggang, Qi, Fangjie, Yan, Yubo, Sun, Weimin, Bai, Tianxia, Lu, Nan, Luo, Hong, Liu, Cong, Yuan, Biao, Sheng, Zhenhuan, Liu, Tingwu

“…•The properties of biochar and heavy metals removal could be improved by chlorination.•The addition of CaCl2 could increase the C retention and aromaticity of…”
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Influence of pyrolysis temperature on the properties and environmental safety of heavy metals in chicken manure-derived biochars by Bai, Tianxia, Qu, Wei, Yan, Yubo, Ma, Kuirong, Xu, Yonggang, Zhou, Xuan, Chen, Yan, Xu, Yingyi

“…Animal manures usually contain high contents of heavy metals (HMs) and thus pose a considerable threat to human health and environment when applied to soil. In…”
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