Waste-to-hydrogen (WtH₂) technologies can address two persistent challenges simultaneously: the accumulation of heterogeneous wastes and the need for lower-emission hydrogen. However, route-centered reviews often compare gasification, pyrolysis–reforming, dark fermentation, or microbial electrolysis independently, obsc...
F. Fadhillah, F. A. Ali, M. H. Rahman· Konversi· 0 citations
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