1) gas purification from industry

2) biomass pyrolysis and gasification

3) solid waste treatment

4) trace element removal from gas

5) air pollution control

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2) Boxiong Shen*, Li G.L., Wang F.M., Wang Y.Y., He C., Zhang M., et al, Elemental mercury removal by the modified bio-char from medicinal residues, Chemical Engineering Journal, 272(2015)28-37

3) Li G.L., Boxiong Shen*, Li F.K., Tian L.H., Singh S., Wang F.M., Elemental mercury removal using biochar pyrolyzed from municipal solid waste, Fuel Processing Technology, 133(2015)43-50

4) Wang F.M., Li G.L., Boxiong Shen*, Wang Y.Y., He C., Mercury removal over the vanadia-titania catalyst in CO2-enriched conditions, Chemical Engineering Journal, 263(2015)356-63

5) Guoliang Li, Boxiong Shen*, Yongwang Li, Bin Zhao,Fumei Wang, Chuan He, Yinyin Wang, Min Zhang, Removal of element mercury by medicine residue derived biochars in presence of various gas compositions, Journal of Hazardous Materials 298 (2015) 162–169