Chinese scientific research teams use waste corn straw to prepare high-efficiency phosphorus removal devices
It is learned from Qingdao Institute of bioenergy and process, Chinese Academy of Sciences that the porous catalytic materials research group led by researcher Wang Guanghui of the Institute has developed a new metal organic framework (MOFs) material device for continuous water phosphorus removal with waste corn straw as the carrier. The study was published in the Journal of chemical engineering.
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