Sugarcane straw biochar: effects of pyrolysis temperature on barite dissolution and Ba availability under flooded conditions
Douglas G. Viana , Matheus B. Soares , Luís Reynaldo F. Alleoni , Fernando B. Egreja Filho , Owen W. Duckworth , Jussara Borges Regitano
Biochar ›› 2024, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (1) : 83
Sugarcane straw biochar: effects of pyrolysis temperature on barite dissolution and Ba availability under flooded conditions
• Biochar pyrolysis temperature affected both redox potential and barite dissolution.
• BC750 mitigated barite dissolution while modifying exchangeable sorption sites.
• DOC release from low temperature biochar promoted barite reductive dissolution.
• BC350 may enhance biochar-mediated phytoremediation applications.
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