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Determination of metal content and an assessment of potential use of waste cashew nut ash (CNAS) as a source for potash production.
The potential use of waste cashew nut shell (CNS) ash as a source for potash production was investigated in this study. Managing waste ash generated from cashew nut processing is a major challenge, as land filling and open dumping of the waste ashes have been the main options in management of the as...
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