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Decoupling salinity and carbon function during hydrothermal carbonization of anaerobic digestate
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• HTC decouples salinity reduction from nutrient recovery in saline digestate. • HTC reduces hydrochar electrical conductivity by 80 % via ion partitioning. • HTC severity dictates the formation of “young” or “mature” carbon pools. • Labile carbon boosts fertility while stable carbon aids sequestration. • TGA signatures serve as predictive indicators of soil carbon dynamics.
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