Has experience in Agronomy, focusing on Soil Fertilization Development of slow release fertilizer from charcoal fines. The results of this project in cooperation between research institutes (IPEN and EMBRAPA) should promote the development of fertilizer slow release of specific nutrients for some crops of interest to the State of São Paulo. Status: In progress. Starting 06/2015 Development of work in partnership with the Centro de Química e Meio Ambiente of IPEN. Work: Use of hydrophobic charcoal for adsorption and photodecomposition of contaminated water cephalexin. Beginning: 2016. Scientific initiation (Graduate in Industrial Chemistry) - Faculdades Oswaldo Cruz. Roberta Monaco Nunes (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The use of carbonized material in agriculture has become promising for improving fertility of agricultural soils and for being associated with relevant issues such as carbon sequestration and improving soil water, as well as waste recycling. The development of processes to convert agricultural residues into compounds with characteristics appropriate for use as soil conditioner and fertili…
Brazil is the only country in the world that uses charcoal in large-scale steelmaking blast furnaces. Of the total coal produced are generated about 15% of coal fines as waste. Use of carbonized material in the agriculture has become promising for improving the fertility of agricultural land and to be associated with relevant environmental issues such as carbon sequestration and reduction…
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