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Iron oxide-modified biochar removes sulfamethazine across pH levels
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Iron oxide-modified biochar removes sulfamethazine across pH levels
Antibiotic residues in water have become one of the most stubborn environmental challenges of the past decade, and a research team at Nanjing University of Science and Technology in China now reports a solution that begins with one of the pulp and paper industry’s most abundant wastes: lignin. In a study published in Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering, the researchers converted lignin into a magnetic biochar functionalized with iro…
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