Biochars were made by Technologies A, B or C in commercial units from a green waste or sugarcane trash feedstock or by a 20 L sized batch reactor using a paper mill waste or woodchip feedstock.
Biochars result from the pyrolysis of biomass waste of plant and animal origin. The interest in these materials stems from their potential for improving soil quality due to increased microporosity, ca
While the properties of biochar are closely related to its functional groups, it is unclear under what conditions biochar develops its properties. In this study, two-dimensional (2D) 13C nuclear magne
Semifusinite and fusinite macerals are formed through carbonization of plant material in naturally occurring wildfires. Both macerals, belonging to the inertinite maceral group, are carbon-rich and ox
