More effective application of biochar-based immobilization technology in the environment: Understanding the role of biochar

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In recent years, biochar-based immobilization technology (BIT) has been widely used to treat different environmental issues because of its cost-effectiveness and high removal performance. However, the complexity of the real environment is always ignored, which hinders the transfer of the BIT from lab-scale to commercial applications. Therefore, in this review, the analysis is performed separately on the internal side of the BIT (microbial fixation and growth) and on the external side of the BIT (function) to achieve effective BIT performance. Importantly, the internal two stages of BIT have been discussed concisely. Further, the usage of BIT in different areas is summarized precisely. Notably, the key impacts were systemically analyzed during BIT applications including environmental conditions and biochar types. Finally, the suggestions and perspectives are elucidated to solve current issues regarding BIT.

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Huang, J., Tan, X., Ali, I., Duan, Z., Naz, I., Cao, J., … Wang, Y. (2023, May 10). More effective application of biochar-based immobilization technology in the environment: Understanding the role of biochar. Science of the Total Environment. Elsevier B.V. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.162021

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