The aim is to evaluate recent advancements in lignin-based carbon materials for effective pollution remediation.
Review of recent studies focusing on lignin-derived carbon materials.
Analysis of performance in pollutant removal and oil-water separation contexts.
Assessment of sustainability in remediation materials.
Identified key lignin-based carbon materials effective in pollutant removal.
Highlighted enhanced performance in separating oil from water.
Noted the potential for sustainable practices using these materials.
Abstract
The rapid escalation of water pollution from industrial effluents, oil spills, and emerging contaminants has created an urgent need for sustainable, high-performance remediation materials.