Open Access Government·1 min read·medium
Reconstructed coal waste shows promise as active catalyst for wastewater treatment
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A new study suggests that coal gangue, a byproduct of coal mining, can be repurposed as an active catalyst for wastewater treatment. This transformation offers a potential solution for managing large volumes of mining waste while addressing environmental purification needs.
A new review published in Environmental and Biogeochemical Processes suggests that coal gangue, one of the largest solid waste streams generated by coal mining, can be transformed from an environmental burden into an active catalyst for water purific... [2470 chars]
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