A sustainable biochar catalyst synergized with copper heteroatoms and CO2 for singlet oxygenation and electron transfer routes

Zhonghao Wan; Yuqing Sun; Daniel C.W. Tsang; Iris K.M. Yu; Jiajun Fan; James H. Clark; Yaoyu Zhou; Xinde Cao; Bin Gao; Yong Sik Ok

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A sustainable biochar catalyst synergized with copper heteroatoms and CO2 for singlet oxygenation and electron transfer routes

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Engineered biochar synergized from copper heteroatoms and CO2 fosters non-radical persulfate activation for sustainable remediation.

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