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Electrochemical harvesting process for microalgae by using nonsacrificial carbon electrode: A sustainable approach for biodiesel productionMisra et al., 2014
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- Misra R
- Guldhe A
- Singh P
- Rawat I
- Bux F
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- Chemical Engineering Journal
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Microalgal biodiesel has to overcome a cost incurring harvesting bottleneck for its commercial scale production. In this study electrochemical harvesting (ECH) using Chlorella sorokiniana and Scenedesmus obliquus was investigated. Nonsacrificial carbon electrodes …
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