THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE SECOND GENERATION OF BIOETHANOL
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https://doi.org/10.30890/2567-5273.2018-03-01-018Keywords:
: bioethanol, biomass, microorganisms, fermentation, synthesis gas (syngas), acids, acetate-producing process.Abstract
. In this article we describe the practilal realazing of the second and final part of the technology of biomass gasification in the bioethanol (fuel ethanol) production. This part is the conversion of syngas to ethanol using the microorganisms. Th
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