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Scientists have created an amine-functionalized lignin adsorbent that achieves nitrate removal capacities over five times higher than unmodified materials. The modified biowaste-derived material reaches equilibrium within 60 minutes, demonstrating potential for efficient water treatment applications.
Researchers have developed an innovative water treatment material using modified biowaste that significantly enhances nitrate removal capabilities, according to recent scientific reports. The amine-functionalized lignin adsorbent demonstrates markedly improved performance compared to conventional materials, offering a sustainable solution for addressing nitrate pollution in aqueous environments.
