Quantitative analysis of microorganism composition in a pilot-scale fermentative biohydrogen production system
Authors:
- Chin-Hung ChengCCChin-Hung Cheng
- Shu-Chuan HsuSHShu-Chuan Hsu
- Chun-Heng WuCWChun-Heng Wu
- Pei-Wen ChangPCPei-Wen Chang
- Chiu-Yue LinCLChiu-Yue Lin
- Chun-Hsiung HungCHChun-Hsiung Hung
- 1 October 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Vol. 36 (21) , 14153-14161
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