Enhancement effect of silver nanoparticles on fermentative biohydrogen production using mixed bacteria

•Appropriate concentration of silver nanoparticles favors high H2 yield.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces the lag phase for biogas production.•Presence of silver nanoparticles increases the H2 percentage in the biogas.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces alcohols yield but increase acet...

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Published in	Bioresource technology Vol. 142; pp. 240 - 245
Main Authors	Zhao, Wei, Zhang, Yongfang, Du, Bin, Wei, Dong, Wei, Qin, Zhao, Yanfang
Format	Journal Article
Language	English
Published	Kidlington Elsevier Ltd 01.08.2013 Elsevier
Subjects	acetic acid Alkaline pretreatment Bacteria Bacteria - metabolism Biofuel production Biohydrogen Biological and medical sciences Biomass biomass production Biotechnology Blanks cell growth Clostridium butyricum Culture Energy ethanol Ethyl alcohol Fermentation Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Glucose - metabolism hydrogen Hydrogen - metabolism Hydrogen production Industrial applications and implications. Economical aspects inoculum Lag phase Metal Nanoparticles Methods. Procedures. Technologies Microbial engineering. Fermentation and microbial culture technology Microscopy, Electron, Transmission Nanoparticles nanosilver nitrogen content Silver Silver - chemistry Silver nanoparticles Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet Biohydrogen Alkaline pretreatment Silver nanoparticles Lag phase Silver Hydrogen Bacteria Basic medium Chemical pretreatment Bioenergy Fermentation
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Abstract	•Appropriate concentration of silver nanoparticles favors high H2 yield.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces the lag phase for biogas production.•Presence of silver nanoparticles increases the H2 percentage in the biogas.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces alcohols yield but increase acetic yield. Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0–200nmolL−1) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0–4.125gL−1) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48mol/molglucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20nmolL−1. Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously.
AbstractList	Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0–200nmolL−1) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0–4.125gL−1) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48mol/molglucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20nmolL−1. Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously. •Appropriate concentration of silver nanoparticles favors high H2 yield.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces the lag phase for biogas production.•Presence of silver nanoparticles increases the H2 percentage in the biogas.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces alcohols yield but increase acetic yield. Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0–200nmolL−1) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0–4.125gL−1) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48mol/molglucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20nmolL−1. Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously. Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0-200 nmol L(-1)) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0-4.125 g L(-1)) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48 mol/mol glucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20 nmol L(-1). Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously. Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0-200 nmol L(-1)) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0-4.125 g L(-1)) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48 mol/mol glucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20 nmol L(-1). Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously.Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0-200 nmol L(-1)) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0-4.125 g L(-1)) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48 mol/mol glucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20 nmol L(-1). Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously. Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of silver nanoparticles concentration (0a200 nmol La1) and inorganic nitrogen concentration (0a4.125 g La1) on cell growth and hydrogen production were investigated using glucose-fed mixed bacteria dominated by Clostridium butyricum. The tests with silver nanoparticles exhibited much higher H2 yields than the blank, and the maximum hydrogen yield (2.48 mol/mol glucose) was obtained at the silver concentration of 20 nmol La1. Presence of silver nanoparticles reduced the yield of ethanol, but increased the yield of acetic acid. The high silver nanoparticles had higher cell biomass production rate. Further study using the alkaline pretreated culture as inoculum was carried out to verify the positive effect of silver nanoparticles on H2 production. Results demonstrated that silver nanoparticles could not only increase the hydrogen yield, but reduce the lag phase for hydrogen production simultaneously.
Author	Zhao, Wei Du, Bin Zhao, Yanfang Wei, Qin Wei, Dong Zhang, Yongfang
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Snippet	•Appropriate concentration of silver nanoparticles favors high H2 yield.•Presence of silver nanoparticles reduces the lag phase for biogas production.•Presence... Silver nanoparticles were added into anaerobic batch reactors to enhance acidogenesis and fermentative hydrogen production simultaneously. The effects of...
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Title	Enhancement effect of silver nanoparticles on fermentative biohydrogen production using mixed bacteria
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