journal article·2025-03

Synergistic effect of hierarchical pores and self-doped heteroatoms of biochar in rapid and efficient adsorption of PPCPs residues

Qiong Chen, Jiaming Kang, Youliang Ma, Zhongmin Feng, Jiali Li, Hongtao Fan, Yun Wang, Ting Sun

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