O trabalho desenvolvido para uma dissertação de mestrado nunca é um ponto de chegada, é sim um ponto de partida que conduz a encruzilhadas, relativamente às quais o mestrando tem de fazer opções. Assim, ficam sempre por resolver outras pistas promissoras, das quais serão de destacar, neste trabalho:
1) Estudo da regenerabilidade do CRB;
2) Testar diferentes parâmetros de activação/carbonização e observar as diferenças nas propriedades dos carvões;
3) Estudo da influência da variação da temperatura no processo de adsorção;
4) Usar uma gama de concentrações do Diclofenac próxima das encontradas habitualmente em efluentes de ETARs;
5) Estudo da capacidade de adsorção dos carvões derivados da biomassa na remoção de Diclofenac em efluentes reais.
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