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From Microalgae to Biofuels: Investigating Valorization Pathways Towards Biorefinery Integration

2024-11-26

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The rapid growth of the world population led to an exponential growth in industrial activity all around the world. Consequently, CO2 emissions have risen almost 400% since 1950 due to human activities. Considering that microalgae biomass is recognized as a renewable feedstock to produce third generation biofuels and bioenergy, the scope of the present research was to investigate al-ternative routes to produce bioe...

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10.20944/preprints202411.1950.v1
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