Sorption of fluorinated herbicides to plant biomass-derived biochars as a function of molecular structure.
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Summary
Amorphous biochars (HTT=400°C) exhibited the highest sorption parameter (K(OC)) for the two herbicides, emphasizing the importance of amorphous structural arrangement of aromatic moieties in these chars, thus preventing unwanted herbicide leaching and subsequent contamination of sensitive water bodies.
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- article
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- 2011-11-01
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Cartography, Geography, History
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