Long-term in situ bioelectrochemical monitoring of biohythane process: Metabolic interactions and microbial evolution.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2021.125119
Abstract: Microbial stability and evolution are a critical aspect for biosensors, especially in detecting dynamic and emerging anaerobic biohythane production. In this study, two upflow air-cathode chamber microbial fuel cells (UMFCs) were developed for in situ… read more here.
Keywords: situ bioelectrochemical; evolution; biohythane; long term ... See more keywords