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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Microbial electrosynthesis"”.

  1. Engineering outer-membrane electron transfer proteins for modular biotic-abiotic interfacing with living cells

    … be harnessed for energy generation, biosensing, microbial electrosynthesis and cell signalling. Within this complex, the decaheme cytochromes MtrC and MtrA are arranged on the extracellular and periplasmic sides of the outer-membrane β-barrel protein MtrB, respectively, enabling electron transfer …

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  2. Integration of anaerobic digestion with bio-electrochemical technologies in cascading circular bioeconomy systems producing biofuel and chemicals

    … was assessed, including for power to gas, microbial electrolysis cell, and microbial electrosynthesis. An energy balance assessment indicated that these three circular cascading bio-electrochemical systems could display positive energy outputs if the electricity used would have been …

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  3. On the Effectiveness and Challenges of Electrosynthesis Strategies in Escherichia coli

    … this work is to examine several strategies for microbial electrosynthesis, the delivery of electrical energy to microbial cell factories, for producing chemicals. The study encompasses four areas type of microbial electrosynthesis and the results are summarized here: 1) Experimental work was …

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  4. BIO-ELECTRORECYCLING OF CARBON DIOXIDE INTO VALUABLE PRODUCTS

    … system widely applied for this purpose is microbial electrosynthesis (MES), in which microorganisms serve as catalysts in the reduction of CO2 to target compounds, without the need for expensive and precious materials. In this regard, this PhD thesis addresses the challenges of improving …

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  5. Semi-biological domino catalysis using acetate- and propionate-producing microbes

    … into acetate and propionate, respectively, via microbial fermentation. This thesis demonstrates new production routes to acetate and propionate utilising acetate-producing (acetogenic) and propionate-producing (propionic acid) bacteria. Acetogenic bacteria require hydrogen (H2) to be available …

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  6. USE OF GAS EMISSION BY BIOELECTROCHEMICAL APPROACHES FOR POWER-TO-X

    … to couple renewable electricity storage with microbially catalysed carbon and nitrogen capture. Their mild operating conditions, renewability and tolerance to impurities of the biocatalyst could enable the valorisation of industrial side-streams and CO2-rich emissions. This PhD project …

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  7. Bioelectrochemical production of graphene oxide using bacteria as biocatalysts

    … The BEGO process consists of a single-chamber microbial electrosynthesis cell (MES) that uses a graphite rod anode and a cathode (carbon cloth or stainless steel) to drive redox reactions. This MES can be operated at low voltage in a three-electrode (-0.8-1.4V vs. Ag/AgCl), or two-electrode …

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