A Field Guide to Biochar Water Treatment
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Low-cost DIY drinking water treatment using biochar to remove chemical pollutants.
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more technical content to come after a couple of research tasks are completed...
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Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutants
4.2.2. Inorganic contaminants and the effect of pH and competitor ions
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Mar 23
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Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutants
4.2.2. Inorganic contaminants and the effect of pH and competitor ions
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Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutants
Adsorbate concentration threshold effect and fractional removal
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Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutants
4.2. The Water
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Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutants
4.1.5 Section summary
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Chapter 4 - Summary of research on biochar adsorption of chemical pollutants
Double-heating, or “post-pyrolysis air oxidation”
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