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The following pages link to Biomass retention on electrodes rather than electrical current enhances stability in anaerobic digestion. (Q43313438):
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- Microbial network for waste activated sludge cascade utilization in an integrated system of microbial electrolysis and anaerobic fermentation (Q28601404) (← links)
- Efficient molasses fermentation under high salinity by inocula of marine and terrestrial origin (Q28817818) (← links)
- On the Edge of Research and Technological Application: A Critical Review of Electromethanogenesis (Q33624956) (← links)
- Counteracting ammonia inhibition during anaerobic digestion by recovery using submersible microbial desalination cell (Q35549051) (← links)
- Ammonia and temperature determine potential clustering in the anaerobic digestion microbiome (Q35589397) (← links)
- Efficient nitro reduction and dechlorination of 2,4-dinitrochlorobenzene through the integration of bioelectrochemical system into upflow anaerobic sludge blanket: A comprehensive study (Q35825829) (← links)
- Bioengineering microbial communities: Their potential to help, hinder and disgust. (Q36028575) (← links)
- The full-scale anaerobic digestion microbiome is represented by specific marker populations. (Q36103588) (← links)
- Potential for direct interspecies electron transfer in an electric-anaerobic system to increase methane production from sludge digestion. (Q36293465) (← links)
- Microbial ecology-based engineering of Microbial Electrochemical Technologies. (Q38626273) (← links)
- Low Substrate Loading Limits Methanogenesis and Leads to High Coulombic Efficiency in Bioelectrochemical Systems (Q38816728) (← links)
- Carbon nanotubes accelerate methane production in pure cultures of methanogens and in a syntrophic coculture (Q38817674) (← links)
- Direct interspecies electron transfer between Geobacter metallireducens and Methanosarcina barkeri (Q42118848) (← links)
- Bioelectrochemical treatment of table olive brine processing wastewater for biogas production and phenolic compounds removal. (Q43027464) (← links)
- Coupling of a bioelectrochemical system for p-nitrophenol removal in an upflow anaerobic sludge blanket reactor (Q43323750) (← links)
- Evaluation of methanogenic microbial electrolysis cells under closed/open circuit operations. (Q48365908) (← links)
- High salinity in molasses wastewaters shifts anaerobic digestion to carboxylate production (Q49054562) (← links)
- Enrichment of Methanosaetaceae on carbon felt and biochar during anaerobic digestion of a potassium-rich molasses stream (Q49058996) (← links)
- Bioelectrochemical enhancement of methane production in low temperature anaerobic digestion at 10 °C. (Q50858217) (← links)
- Interfacing anaerobic digestion with (bio)electrochemical systems: Potentials and challenges (Q57112956) (← links)
- A variety of hydrogenotrophic enrichment cultures catalyse cathodic reactions (Q64263331) (← links)
- Effect of applied voltage and temperature on methane production and microbial community in microbial electrochemical anaerobic digestion systems treating swine manure (Q90291875) (← links)
- Efficient methane production from petrochemical wastewater in a single membrane-less microbial electrolysis cell: the effect of the operational parameters in batch and continuous mode on bioenergy recovery (Q92006007) (← links)
- Exploiting the unwanted: Sulphate reduction enables phosphate recovery from energy-rich sludge during anaerobic digestion (Q92078695) (← links)
- Performance improvement and model of a bio-electrochemical system built-in up-flow anaerobic sludge blanket for treating β-lactams pharmaceutical wastewater under different hydraulic retention time (Q92673488) (← links)
- Towards the practical application of bioelectrochemical anaerobic digestion (BEAD): Insights into electrode materials, reactor configurations, and process designs (Q98162372) (← links)
- Addition of a carbon fiber brush improves anaerobic digestion compared to external voltage application (Q101357073) (← links)