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Modified biochars offer a cost-effective, renewable alternative to traditional materials. Research highlights their potential in soil amendment, adsorption, and catalysis, with ongoing trends focusing on enhanced applications.

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  • Biochars, derived from biomass pyrolysis/gasification, are low-cost alternatives to activated carbons.
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  • Surface modification of biochar enhances its properties for specific uses.

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  • Synthesis of findings on biochar's performance in different applications.

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  • Surface modification is key to optimizing biochar performance.

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  • Further research is needed to fully realize its potential in various scientific and industrial applications.
  • Identifying future research directions is crucial for advancing biochar technology.