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Influence of catholyte pH and temperature on hydrogen production from acetate using a two chamber concentric tubular microbial electrolysis cell

Kyazze et al., 2010

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4069664185964007317
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Kyazze G
Popov A
Dinsdale R
Esteves S
Hawkes F
Premier G
Guwy A
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international journal of hydrogen energy

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Microbial electrolysis cells (MECs) could be integrated with dark fermentative hydrogen production to increase the overall system yield of hydrogen. The influence of catholyte pH on hydrogen production from MECs and associated parameters such as electrode potentials …
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