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Waste-to-silicon carbide: Sustainable synthesis of SiC-bearing materials from spent coffee grounds and glass waste
Every year, large quantities of glass waste and spent coffee grounds are disposed of in landfills worldwide. In this study, these two underutilized wastes were employed as raw materials to synthesize value-added SiC-bearing abrasive products. Ground glass powder and dried coffee grounds were subject
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