A mechanistic approach to arsenic adsorption and immobilization in aqueous solution, groundwater, and contaminated paddy soil using pine-cone magnetic biochar

Basit Ahmed Khan; Mahtab Ahmad; Nanthi Bolan; Abida Farooqi; Sajid Iqbal; Bede S. Mickan; Zakaria M. Solaiman; Kadambot Siddique

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A mechanistic approach to arsenic adsorption and immobilization in aqueous solution, groundwater, and contaminated paddy soil using pine-cone magnetic biochar

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