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Microwave-powered biochar could revolutionize sustainable agriculture and soil remediation.

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Comparing Physicochemical Properties and Sorption Behaviors of Pyrolysis-Derived and Microwave-Mediated Biochar
Colten A. Brickler, Yudi Wu, Simeng Li, Aavudai Anandhi, Gang Chen

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