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Exogenous hydrogen supply improves in-situ biogas upgrading of sewage sludge: Performance and mechanisms

Sun et al., 2023

Document ID
1403612601197388570
Author
Sun Z
Zhao L
Wu J
Wang Z
Wu K
Chen C
Xing D
Liu D
Yang S
Wang A
Ren N
Publication year
Publication venue
Chemical Engineering Journal

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In-situ biogas upgrading is a promising approach for enhancing carbon dioxide capture and efficient resource use. Recent investigations have highlighted that exogenous hydrogen can be used to purify biogas. However, the effects of exogenous hydrogen supply on in-situ …
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