Victor Ali Cortes Cruz

@hersonqfbd @LatEnvChemPSE Conventional carbonization is carried out at very high temperatures, which creates a biochar with a very porous, high-surface-area structure compared to the hydrothermal process, and this is why biochar is more efficient at adsorbing molecules like naproxen than hydrochar.

@AliVictor10258 @LatEnvChemPSE Dear Victor, I've a question, ¿do you know what is the main resulting difference between the conventional carbonization compared to the hydrothermal process? if so, ¿could you relate why the biochar enhance the Qads 2-fold of naproxen compared to hydrochar?

Hi, this is my poster with the title: Valorization of the Adsorption Capacity of Naproxen on Activated Carbon Derived from Winery Residues @LatEnvChemPSE #LatEnvChemPSE #activatedcarbon #Adsorptionofnaproxen

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