Abstract:Biomass鄄derived black carbon, also cited as biochar, refers to the highly aromatic infused solid material produced by plant biomass pyrolysis and carbonization under oxygen鄄limited conditions. Biochar represents a large portion of the global carbon that may have served as a carbon sink over geological time scales. However, whether biochar can become one of the important materials for human being to tackle with future climate change is mainly depended on its biological and chemical stability in soil ecosystem. … Show more
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