Analysis of biotechnological hydrogen production efficiency for microorganisms with different types of metabolism, promising directions for further research
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.52116Keywords:
biohydrogen, dark fermentation, purple bacteria, hydrogenases, microbial fuel cell, exoelectrogensAbstract
The basic biotechnological methods of hydrogen production, namely biological water splitting, using algae or cyanobacteria, dark fermentation and bioelectrochemical systems are analyzed in the article. Biochemical features of hydrogen production by microorganisms with different types of metabolism are reviewed. Disadvantages of each method and the prospects for future research are determined
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