Low-cost hemp biomaterials for nickel ions removal from aqueous solutions
This study investigates an alternative use of hemp-based materials either in hemp fiber (HF) or shive (HS) form as biosorbents for the removal of Ni(II) from aqueous solutions. The hemp materials were used either in raw form or after chemical modification with sodium hydroxide and citric acid in ord...
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