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Estimating hydrogen production potential in biorefineries using microbial electrolysis cell technology
Abhijeet P. Borole, Jonathan R. Mielenz
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75% confidenceThe paper explores the potential of microbial electrolysis cell technology in biorefineries for hydrogen production, highlighting the importance of bacteria in this process.
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- Microbial electrolysis cell technology can efficiently produce hydrogen from organic waste in biorefineries.
- Bacteria play a crucial role in the microbial electrolysis cell process, facilitating the conversion of organic matter into hydrogen.
- The study suggests that biorefineries can significantly reduce their carbon footprint by utilizing microbial electrolysis cell technology for hydrogen production.
Keywords
BiorefineryStillageBioproductsBiohydrogenBiofuelHydrogen production
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- International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Year
- 2011