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Methanogenic potential and microbial community of anaerobic batch reactors at different ethylamine/sulfate ratios
2011
Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering
Methylamine and sulfate are compounds commonly found in wastewaters. This study aimed to determine the methanogenic potential of anaerobic reactors containing these compounds and to correlate it with their microbial communities. Batch experiments were performed at different methylamine/sulfate ratios of 0.71, 1.26 and 2.18 (with respect to mass concentration). Control and experimental runs were inoculated with fragmented granular sludge. The maximum specific methane formation rates were
doi:10.1590/s0104-66322011000100001
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