Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7081426 | Bioresource Technology | 2013 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
The H2 yield obtained was 7.3 g H2/kg of S. obliquus dried biomass. The results show that the production of biohydrogen required 71-100 MJ/MJH2 and emitted about 5-6 kg CO2/MJH2. Other studies and production technologies were taken into account to discuss an eventual process scale-up. Increased production rates of microalgal biomass and biohydrogen are necessary for bioH2 to become competitive with conventional production pathways.
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Authors
Ana F. Ferreira, Joana Ortigueira, LuÃs Alves, LuÃsa Gouveia, PatrÃcia Moura, Carla Silva,