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A review on dissolved organic matter derived from biochar in soil: Characterizations, interaction with pollutants, and transformation

Authors: ZHANG Xiu-xiu; NAN Hong-yan; LIU Gong-gang; SHOW Pau-Loke; WANG Chong-qing

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-025-5861-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• BCDOM content in biochar ranges from 0.17 to 37.03 mg/g, influenced by feedstock, pyrolysis temperature, and extraction conditions. • Protein-like components of BCDOM interact with heavy metals via complexation and adsorption, enhancing their immobilization onto biochar. • BCDOM enhances organic pollutant adsorption through π−π interactions, hydrogen bonding, and redox processes. • BCDOM promotes plant growth by stimulating microbial activity, supplying nutrients, and improving soil properties, yet its transport and fate in soil remain poorly understood.