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Co-pyrolyzed sawdust–polypropylene biochar as a sustainable adsorbent for heavy-metal removal in wastewater

Kreetachat, Torpong, Imman, Saksit, Suriyachai, Nopparat, Khaowdang, Suphalerk, Chanthakhot, Aitsara, Janthakhot, Athicha, Wongcharee, Surachai, Sangsida, Worachate, Hongthong, Sukanya, Suwannahong, Kowit·2026·Applied Water Science
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Kreetachat, T., Imman, S., Suriyachai, N., Khaowdang, S., Chanthakhot, A., Janthakhot, A., Wongcharee, S., Sangsida, W., Hongthong, S., & Suwannahong, K.
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Wongcharee, Surachai
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Applied Water Science
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2026-06-21
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16
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7
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  • 2190-5495
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10.1007/s13201-026-02908-9
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