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Investigating the feasibility of recovering urea from human urine
Background Urea is the most frequently used fertilizer by farmers globally and accounts for more than 50% of nitrogen-based fertilizer. It is produced indirectly through an energy intensive process known as the Haber-Bosch process. This process is often considered the most important invention in mod...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2022
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