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1) Nan, H.Y.; Yang, F.; Zhao, L.*; Mašek, O.; Cao, XD.; Xiao, Z.Y., 2018. Interaction of Inherent Minerals with Carbon during Biomass Pyrolysis Weakens Biochar Carbon Sequestration Potential. ACS Sustain Chem. Eng. DOI:10.1021/acssuschemeng.8b05364). 2) Zhao, Y.; Zhao, L.*; Mei, Y.; Li, F.; Cao, X., 2018. Release of nutrients and heavy metals from biochar-amended soil under environmentally relevant conditions. Environ Sci Pollut R 25, 2517-2527. 3) Zhao, L.; Zheng, W.; Mašek, O.; Chen, X.; Gu, B.; Sharma, B. K.; Cao, X., 2017. Roles of Phosphoric Acid in Biochar Formation: Synchronously Improving Carbon Retention and Sorption Capacity. J Environ Qual. 46 (2), 393-401. 4) Zhao, L.; Ding, Z.; Sima, J.; Xu, X.; Cao, X., 2017. Development of phosphate rock integrated with iron amendment for simultaneous immobilization of Zn and Cr(VI) in an electroplating contaminated soil. Chemosphere 182, 15-21. 5) Zhao L, Cao XD*, Zheng W, Scott JW, Sharma BK, Chen X, 2016. Copyrolysis of biomass with phosphate fertilizers to improve biochar carbon retention, slow nutrient release, and stabilize heavy metals in soil. ACS Sustain Chem. Eng. 4 (3): 1630−1636. 6) Zhao L, Cao XD*, Zheng W, Wang Q, Yang F, 2015. Endogenous minerals have influences on surface electrochemistry and ion exchange properties of biochar. Chemosphere 136: 133–139. 7) Zhao, L., Zheng, W., Cao, X.D.*, 2014. Distribution and evolution of organic matter phases during biochar formation and their importance in carbon loss and pore structure. Chem. Eng. J. 250: 240–247. 8) Zhao, L., Cao, X.D.*, Zheng, W., Kan, Y., 2014. Phosphorus-assisted biomass thermal conversion: Reducing carbon loss and improving biochar stability. PLOS ONE. 9) Zhao, L., Cao, X.D.*, Masek, O., Zimmerman, A., 2013. Heterogeneity of biochar properties as a function of feedstock sourcesand production temperatures. J. Hazar. Mater. 256–257 (15): 1–9. 10) Zhao, L., Cao, X.D.*, Wang, Q., Yang, F., Xu, S., 2013. Mineral constituents profile of biochar derived from diversified waste biomasses: implication on agricultural application. J. Environ. Qual. 42: 545–552. 11) Zhao, L., Gu, W.M., He, P.J.*, Shao, L.M., 2010. Effect of air-flow rate and turning frequency on bio-drying of dewatered sludge. Water Res. 44 (20): 6144−6152. 12) Zhao, L., Gu, W.M., He, P.J.*, Shao, L.M., 2011. Biodegradation potential of bulking agents in sludge bio-drying and their contribution to bio-generated heat. Water Res. 45 (6): 2322−2330. 13) Zhao, L., Wang, X.Y., Gu, W.M., Shao, L.M., He, P.J.*, 2011. Distribution of C and N in soluble fractionations for characterizing the respective biodegradation of sludge and bulking agents. Bioresour. Technol. 102: 10745−10749. 14) Zhao, L., Yang, D., Zhu, N.W.*, 2008. Bioleaching of spent Ni-Cd batteries by continuous flow system: Effect of hydraulic retention time and process load. J. Hazar. Mater. 160 (2-3): 648–654. 15) Zhao, L., Gu, W.M., Shao, L.M., He, P.J.*, 2012. Sludge bio-drying process in low ambient temperature: effect of bulking agent particle size and controlled temperature. Drying Technol. 30: 1037−1044. 16) Zhao, L., Zhu, N.W.*, Wang, X.H., 2008. Comparison of bio-dissolution of spent Ni–Cd batteries by sewage sludge using ferrous ions and elemental sulfur as substrate. Chemosphere 70 (6): 974–981. 17) Zhao, L., Wang, X.H., Zhu, N.W.*, 2008. Simultaneous metals leaching and microbial production of sulphuric acid by sewage sludge: Effect of sludge solids concentration. Environ. Eng. Sci. 25 (8): 1167–1174. 18) Zhao, L., Wang, L., Yang, D., Zhu, N.W.*, 2007. Bioleaching of spent Ni-Cd batteries and phylogenetic analysis of an acidophilic strain in acidified sludge. Front. Env. Sci. Eng. 1 (4): 459–465. 19) Yang, F., Zhao, L., Gao, B., Xu, X.Y., Cao, X.D.*, 2016. The interfacial behavior between biochar and soil minerals and its effect on biochar stability. Environ. Sci. Technol. 50: 2264–2271. 20) Li, F.Y., Cao, X.D.*, Zhao, L., Wang, J.F., 2014. Effects of mineral additives on biochar formation: carbon retention, stability, and properties. Environ. Sci. Technol. 48: 11211–11217.