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March 22, 2026RSC Advances4 citationsOpen Access

Biochar beads as emerging adsorbents for water purification: mechanisms, performance, and applications

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HSHimanshi SoniMBMonika BhattuMBMikhael Bechelany

Key Points

  • The research focuses on the potential of biochar beads as effective adsorbents for water purification.
  • Evaluation of biochar beads for adsorptive performance.
  • Analysis of structural stability compared to powdered biochar.
  • Assessment of mechanisms for contaminants removal.
  • Biochar beads showed enhanced adsorptive performance for various contaminants.
  • Demonstrated structural stability during use in water purification processes.
  • Indicated potential for recoverability and reusability in applications.

Abstract

The continuously growing interest in sustainable and innovative materials has driven the production of biochar-based bead adsorbents as recoverable and structurally stable alternatives to powdered biochar.

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Soni et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69bf3955c7b3c90b18b43df1https://doi.org/10.1039/d6ra00740f
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