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A method for phytoremediation of heavy metal containing biomass derived from a process
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CN122298797A
No ecological risk
Low porous
Carbon composites
Soil remediation
This invention belongs to the field of
environmental engineering
technology, and specifically discloses a method for treating
phytoremediation
-derived
biomass
containing
heavy metals
. This method utilizes
bone meal
to immobilize
heavy metals
in the
biomass
through a co-hydrothermal process, controlling the leaching of Cd within a safe threshold range and Zn far below the safe threshold. This ensures that the resulting hydrothermal carbon
composite material
does not
pose
an
ecological risk
due to excessive heavy
metal
release. Furthermore, the hydrothermal carbon
composite material
obtained by this method possesses characteristics such as uniformity,
porosity
, and a large specific surface area, exhibiting excellent heavy
metal
adsorption capacity, thus enabling its reuse as a
soil remediation
agent. This method eliminates the need for separating
heavy metals
from the
phytoremediation
-derived
biomass
, is simple in process, and avoids problems such as
acid washing
wastewater
pollution
and treatment.
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Owner:
RES INST OF SUBTROPICAL FORESTRY CHINESE ACAD OF FORESTRY
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