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Physico-chemical characterization of calcium-apatite prepared with a calcium/phosphate ratio around the stoichiometryJournal of the Australian Ceramic Society, Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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National School of Architecture
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2023Open access50cites
Treatment of seawater and wastewater using a novel low-cost ceramic membrane fabricated with red clay and tea wasteArabian Journal of Chemistry, Membrane Separation Technologies
2023Open access28cites
Enhanced mechanical strength of micro-porous ceramics through the removal of alkaline earth carbonates from Moroccan red clay for membrane support applicationArabian Journal of Chemistry, Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production
202424cites
Treating waste with waste: Treatment of textile wastewater using upcycled food waste as a pore-forming agent in the fabrication of ceramic membranes employing DOE/FFD designWaste Management, Food Waste Reduction and Sustainability
202424cites
Effect of firing temperature on porous ceramic properties fabricated by Moroccan red clay and oil shaleMaterials Today Proceedings, Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production
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