Sorption of heavy metals on chitosan-modified biochars and its biological effects.
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...In addition, many researchers have found that biochar can beused as an alternative adsorbent to remove different kinds of contaminants, including heavymetals, nutrients, and pharmaceuticals, from aqueous solutions [2–5]....
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...Although it is still unclear whether the C/N ratio criterion is directly applicable to biochars, which do not decompose at the same rate as other amendment, applications of biochars with higher C/N ratios may lead to lower N uptake [22]....
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...The C/N ratios of the as-is biochars in this study are between 97 and 539 whereas a good soil amendment should have a C/N ratio lower than 20; otherwise, it may cause N deficiency of plants [22]....
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...When applied to soils, biochar may not only serve as a carbon sink, but also improve soil fertility by increasing nutrient and water holding capacity [1–3]....
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...The effectiveness of biochars in immobilizing heavy metals from the environment, however, varies greatly among different types of biochars and could be controlled by several factors including feedstock type, production methods and processing conditions [4,6]....
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...Because of their strong affiliation to heavy metal ions, biocharbased adsorbents have also been suggested as an effective remediation agent to immobilize heavy metals in contaminated soils [4,17]....
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...When applied to soils, biochar may not only serve as a carbon sink, but also improve soil fertility by increasing nutrient and water holding capacity [1–3]....
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