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Adsorption of potentially toxic elements in water by modified biochar: A review

Journal of environmental chemical engineering · 2020 · Vol. 8(4) · pp. 104196–104196

Ailin Zhang(Harbin Institute of Technology)Xin Li✉(Harbin Institute of Technology)Jia Xing(Harbin Institute of Technology)Guoren Xu(Harbin Institute of Technology)

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Adsorption and biosorption for pollutant removal Arsenic contamination and mitigation Heavy metals in environmentBiocharAdsorptionChemistryMetalloidMetal ions in aqueous solutionEnvironmental chemistryIon exchangeMetalSurface modificationWater treatment

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