Hydrochar obtained with by-products from the sugarcane industry: Molecular features and effects of extracts on maize seed germination
Sugarcane bagasse, vinasse and a mixture of sugarcane bagasse and vinasse were hydrothermally carbonized (HTC), with and without the addition of phosphoric acid, in order to propose new applications of sucroenergetic industry by-products on soil. Detailed information on the composition and propertie...
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