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Maximum hydrogen yields of 3.48 ml H2/g COD and 2.18 ml H2/g COD were observed in sterilization of pretreated restaurant food and raw starch wastes, respectively.

Maximum hydrogen yields of 3.48 and 2.18 ml H2/g COD were observed on sterilization of pretreated restaurant food and raw starch wastes, respectively.

The maximum hydrogen yields of 64 cm/g of wheat feed dry weight were produced in batch mode.

Hence, suitable pretreatment of crude glycerol is recommended for maximum hydrogen yield.

So, the appropriate range of temperature was considered between 400 and 440 °C and the maximum hydrogen yield occurred in 440 °C.

The results revealed that the thermophilic biohydrogen production from food waste at an initial pH 7.0 presented the maximum hydrogen yield of 176.10 mL H2/g COD.

Maximum hydrogen yield of 4.63 mmol/g of walnut shell was obtained at 440 °C, walnut shell loading of 0.06 g and reaction time of 20 min.

The maximum hydrogen yield was achieved at an initial pH 7.0, followed by initial pH 8.0 and 6.0, respectively (Nazlina et al. 2009).

It resembled previous research, in which the maximum hydrogen yield (593 mL/g carbohydrate) was achieved at an initial pH of 7.0 as well (Nazlina et al. 2009).

The maximum hydrogen yield of 8.38 mmol/g was observed for barley straw which has the highest H percentage of 6.5 wt%.

At this optimal initial pH, the maximum hydrogen yield of 214.88 mL H2/g COD was achieved at C/N ratio 30.