Biochar is a functional material prepared under controlled thermal decomposition of organic
feedstocks from crops, forestry residues, sewage sludge, algal biomass, and poultry manure …

The demands for fruits and processed products have significantly increased following the
surging human population growth and rising health awareness. However, an enormous …

Biomass waste represents the promising surrogate of fossil fuels for energy recovery and
valorization into value-added products. Among thermochemical conversion techniques of …

Renewable energy sources such as biomass have been proven to be one of the promising
sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. However, using biomass directly as a fuel is less …

Biochar has caught great attention over the last decade with the loose and porous structure,
and carbon stability provides suitable living conditions for the growth and activity of …

Pyrolysis is a potential technology used for the transformation of municipal wastes into
energy products such as biofuel. Existing reviews on pyrolysis mainly focus on agroforestry …

Microwave vacuum pyrolysis was examined and compared to conventional pyrolysis for its
technical and economic feasibility in co-processing of waste plastic and used cooking oil …

The high demand for plastic has led to plastic waste accumulation, improper disposal and
environmental pollution. Even though some of this waste is recycled, most ends up in …

Application of biochars to remove inorganic nitrogen (NH 4+, NO 2−, NH 3, NO, NO 2, N 2 O)
from wastewater and agricultural fields has gained a significant interest. This study aims to …

Fruits and vegetables are the highly used food products amongst the horticultural crops.
These items are consumed uncooked, nominally cooked or fully cooked, according to their …