ArticleACS omega2019
Combined Methane Energy Recovery and Toxic Dye Removal by Porous Carbon Derived from Anaerobically Modified Digestate.
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Abstract
Valorization of agri-food organic waste in order to reach zero waste using cleaner methods is still a challenge. Therefore, both anaerobic co-digestion (ACD) (biological process) and adsorption (physicochemical process) were used in combination for this objective. ACD allows the activation of biodegradable organic matter by microbial action and produces a digestate (co-product). This coproduct was used as a raw material to produce porous carbon having a high specific surface area after chemical treatment using sulfuric acid and thermal activations at temperature
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