KC
Kah Yein Cheong
Also known as: Cheong Kah Yein
University of Technology Sarawak
Research areas: Environmental Science · Water Science and Technology · Thermochemical Biomass Conversion Processes · Adsorption and biosorption for pollutant removal · Agricultural Science and Fertilization
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Publications (17)
- Biochar Production Techniques and Innovations Save
- Chemistry Laboratory: Techniques and Experiments Save
- Development of self-sustainable pyrolysis system to produce porous biochar from palm kernel shell Save
- Valorization of marine-derived wastes as green sorbents Save
- Recent progress in the production and application of biochar and its composite in environmental biodegradation Save
- Utilization of microwave steam pyrolysis to produce biochar for thermal energy storage Save
- Removal of heavy metals using activated carbon from microwave steam activation of palm kernel shell Save
- Integration of microwave co-torrefaction with helical lift for pellet fuel production Save
- Synthesis and Characterization of Magnetite Nanoparticles by Chemical Co-Precipitation Save
- PALM KERNEL SHELL BIOCHAR PRODUCTION, CHARACTERISTICS AND CARBON SEQUESTRATION POTENTIAL Save
- Effects of phosphoric Acid and Bleaching Clay on Monochloropropanediol Ester (MCPD) and Glycidol Esters (GE) content in Palm Oil. Save
- Surface-active physicochemical characteristics of spent bleaching earth on soil-plant interaction and water-nutrient uptake: A review Save
- Formulation and optimisation of spent bleaching earth-based bio organic fertiliser Save
- Formulation and optimisation of spent bleaching earth-based bio organic fertiliser Save
- Effect of spent bleaching earth based bio organic fertilizer on growth, yield and quality of eggplants under field condition Save
- Enhancement of palm oil refinery waste - Spent bleaching earth (SBE) into bio organic fertilizer and their effects on crop biomass growth Save
- Production and physico-chemical characterization of biochar from various oil palm biomass wastes. Save