High-efficiency methanogenesis via kitchen wastes served as ethanol source to establish direct interspecies electron transfer during anaerobic Co-digestion with waste activated sludge
High-efficiency methanogenesis via kitchen wastes served as ethanol source to establish direct interspecies electron transfer during anaerobic Co-digestion with waste activated sludge
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Kitchen wastes (KW), Waste activated sludge (WAS), Anaerobic Co-Digestion (AcoD), Biological ethanol-type fermentation pretreatment (BEFP), Direct interspecies electron transfer (DIET)
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