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Conversion of locally available materials to biochar and activated carbon for drinking water treatment

Nidheesh et al., 2024

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11964762901290876369
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Nidheesh P
Kumar M
Venkateshwaran G
Ambika S
Bhaskar S
Ghosh P
et al.
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Chemosphere

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For environmental sustainability and to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs), drinking water treatment must be done at a reasonable cost with minimal environmental impact. Therefore, treating contaminated drinking water requires materials and approaches …
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