Biochar is a pyrogenous, organic material synthesized through pyrolysis of different biomass
(plant or animal waste). The potential biochar applications include:(1) pollution remediation …

Biochar, an incredibly versatile and functional biomass material, has garnered significant
attention for its myriad applications in the field of wastewater treatment as adsorbents and …

The study reports an investigation into the effects of temperature and duration of the
pyrolysis on the yield and properties of the rice straw biochar and their optimization for …

We report here the characterization of five biomass samples (Impereta cylindrica, Eragrostis
airoides, Typha angustifolia L., Arundinella khasiana Nees ex Steud, and Echinochloa …

The purposes of this research were to investigate the competence of coconut fiber to
produce biochar by slow pyrolysis process and analyze the effects of different pyrolysis …

The competitiveness of the manufacturing industry is fundamentally intertwined between
sustainable production and carbon efficiency in the supply chain. There is a growing level of …

Biochar is usually produced from crop residues (feedstock) by pyrolysis process under
controlled conditions in specialized reactors. The characterization of biochar properties …

Producing environment-friendly technology is important to improve the quality of corps land
and dairy products through the utilization of biomass waste as amelioration agent of …

The salt‐affected soils cover vast area in more than 100 countries and increasingly
decrease the arable land. It may lead to the global food insecurity that is needed to be …

Although there has been a great deal of interest in biochar as an amendment to improve soil
tilth and crop productivity, there has been comparatively little effort to summarize the …