Atmosphere matters: The protection of wet ball milling instead of dry ball milling accelerates the electron transfer effect of sulfurized micron iron/biochar to Cr (VI)

Yanfang Sun,Peng Sun,Shixin Niu,Boxiong Shen,Honghong Lyu

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2024.151738

Atmosphere matters: The protection of wet ball milling instead of dry ball milling accelerates the electron transfer effect of sulfurized micron iron/biochar to Cr (VI)

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Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal	Publication Date: Apr 27, 2024
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#Ball Milling #Complete Removal Of Cr #Pine Wood Biochar #Ball Milling Technology #Acidic Wastewater Treatment #Fe Molar Ratio #Wet Ball Milling #Mill Atmosphere #Cr Removal #Biochar Support

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Atmosphere matters: The protection of wet ball milling instead of dry ball milling accelerates the electron transfer effect of sulfurized micron iron/biochar to Cr (VI)