Copper Oxide Nano Biochar from Spent Coffee Grounds for Phosphate Removal and its Application as an Antibacterially Active Entity
Biruk Yimam,
Gamada Begna Sisay,
Eskedar Getachew Feleke
Abstract:From the viewpoint of both eutrophication and sustainable use of phosphate, the removal and recovery of phosphate from wastewater are important. Adsorption is seen as a viable alternative for effective phosphate removal, even at low concentrations. It is very simple to operate and cheaper. Among the various adsorbents tested, biomass-derived nanomaterials, such as nanobiochar, have shown promising efficiency. However, the use of pristine biochar is often less effective and difficult to recycle. In the present … Show more
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