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Comparing the effects and mechanisms of granular activated carbon and magnetite nanoparticles in dry anaerobic digestion: Focusing on microbial electron transfer and metagenomic evidence

Siqi Wang, Shenwei Cheng, Keqiang Zhang, Fuyuan Liu, Rui Liu, Xingliang Gao, Jiajia Li, Lianzhu Du

2024Chemical Engineering Journal23 citationsDOI

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MagnetiteMetagenomicsElectron transferAnaerobic digestionMagnetite NanoparticlesCarbon fibersAnaerobic exerciseChemistryNanoparticleEnvironmental chemistryDigestion (alchemy)Chemical engineeringMicrobial population biologyEcologyBacteriaMaterials scienceMagnetic nanoparticlesBiologyMethaneChromatographyMetallurgyEngineeringComposite numberBiochemistryComposite materialOrganic chemistryPhysiologyGeneticsGeneMicrobial Fuel Cells and BioremediationAnaerobic Digestion and Biogas ProductionMicrobial Community Ecology and Physiology
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