Abstract:Lignocellulose pretreated by pyrolysis can be transformed into clean energy (such as bioethanol) via microbial fermentation, which is significant for waste recycling, environmental protection, and energy security. However, acids, aldehydes, and phenols present in the bio-oil exert inhibitory effects on microorganisms, which challenges the downstream utilization and conversion of lignocellulosic pyrolysate. In this study, we constructed a microbial electrolysis cell system for bio-oil detoxification and efficie… Show more
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