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Biohydrogen,research has been presented in a chronological order. The problems associated with different biohydrogen production methods and their potential solutions have been discussed. Finally, different recent government initiatives to promote a hydrogen-based economy have also been summarized.

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,Biobutanol—“A Renewable Green Alternative of Liquid Fuel” from Algae,ry using conventional anaerobic acetone–butanol–ethanol (ABE) fermentation and corresponding recent counteractive steps to overcome these challenges were discussed systematically. A special emphasis has been given on the production of butanol a green alternative solution to fossil fuel using both mi

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Pyrolysis of Biomass for Biofuel Production,ere studied by means of mass spectrometry, and the solid fuel (char) derived from pyrolysis was characterized using different techniques, such as elemental analysis, TGA, bomb calorimetry, and inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectroscopy (ICP-AES). This chapter also discusses the kinetics

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Emmanuelle Avril,Christine Zumellon of high sugar concentrations using high total solids and low enzyme loadings. This chapter also reviews several strategies to overcome these rheological problems, such as fed-batch feeding and the addition of chemical additives that are able to decrease the effects of extremely high initial viscos

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Mario Amendola,Jean Luc Gaffarde that better performing enzymes and microorganisms play in the intensity and integration of the process, such as the typical example of simultaneous saccharification and fermentation from starchy material in first generation facilities is acknowledged. Compensating ethanol production costs by the i

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