Unmodified kraft lignin and humic acids as biowaste-derived sorbents for selective gold and palladium uptake from acidic e-waste leachates
Authors:
- Virginia VeneziaVirginia Venezia
- Rossella GrappaRGRossella Grappa
- Luigi Piero Di BonitoLBLuigi Piero Di Bonito
- Brigida SilvestriBSBrigida Silvestri
- Francesco Di NataleFrancesco Di Natale
- Giuseppina LucianiGLGiuseppina Luciani
Open Access
- 9 November 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering
Abstract
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