Characteristics of the acidic effluent resulting from molasses fermentation used as the substrate for methanogenesis, and the effluent from the methanogenic process.
Abstract
<p><sup>1</sup> not-centrifuged effluents contained microbial cells</p><p><sup>2</sup> the protein concentrations were determined in non-centrifuged (containing microbial cells) samples, while the concentrations of the other components were determined in centrifuged samples.</p><p><sup>3</sup> the content of Fe(II) in the methane-yielding granular sludge in the UASB bioreactor was 5.2 ± 0.7 mM (n = 3).</p><p>Characteristics of the acidic effluent resulting from molasses fermentation used as the substrate for methanogenesis, and the effluent from the methanogenic process.</p- Dataset
- Dataset
- Ecology
- Biological Sciences
- Methane production results
- substrate
- methanogenic
- archaea
- syntrophic metabolism
- sugar beet molasses
- dna
- granules
- scanning electron microscopy
- methanogenesi
- sludge blanket bioreactor
- pathway
- bioinformatic sequence analysis
- Sugar Beet Molasses Fermentation Anaerobic digestion
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