The mechanism of cadmium sorption by sulphur-modified wheat straw biochar and its application cadmium-contaminated soil

Dun Chen; Xiaobing Wang; Xiaoli Wang; Ke Feng; Jincheng Su; Junneng Dong

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.136550

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The mechanism of cadmium sorption by sulphur-modified wheat straw biochar and its application cadmium-contaminated soil

Dun Chen Xiaobing Wang Xiaoli Wang Ke Feng Jincheng Su Junneng Dong Jincheng Su Junneng Dong

Year: 2020 Journal: The Science of The Total Environment Vol: 714 Pages: 136550-136550 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.136550

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Biochar Sorption Cadmium Chemistry Environmental remediation Sulfur Environmental chemistry Straw Soil water Adsorption Contamination Inorganic chemistry Environmental science Pyrolysis Organic chemistry Soil science

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