Liquefaction of metal-contaminated giant reed biomass in acidified ethylene glycol system: Batch experiments

Giant reed is a suitable pioneer plant for metal-contaminated soil phytoremediation, however, it is imperative to dispose the metal-contaminated biomass after harvesting. The liquefaction of metal-contaminated giant reed biomass in ethylene glycol system with sulfuric acid as catalyst for the precur...

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Published in:Journal of Central South University 2014-05, Vol.21 (5), p.1756-1762
Main Authors: Guo, Zhao-hui, Liu, Ya-nan, Wang, Feng-yong, Xiao, Xi-yuan
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