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Vetiver biochar application for heavy metal sequestration in water treatment: bridging perfumery waste and environmental sustainability

Neve, Sameer et al.
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Converting industrial byproducts into functional adsorbents supports circular and sustainable approaches to water treatment. This study evaluated biochar derived from spent vetiver (Chrysopogon zizanioides) roots, a byproduct of the perfumery essential-oil industry, for the competitive adsorption of
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