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The projected potentials for ethanol production in Brazil are high.
That led to the situation that the Brazilian industry could not bail out the full production potentials for ethanol.
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Ana Belén Guerrero, Pedro Luis Aguado, Javier Sánchez, María Dolores Curt for their paper entitled "GIS-Based Assessment of Banana Residual Biomass Potential for Ethanol Production and Power Generation: A Case Study".
It was observed that the onset potential for ethanol electro-oxidation is very close (≈−0.65 V) for all eletrocatalysts as well as the current density values.
The polarization curves obtained at ~80 and at 130 °C evidenced typical features of DEFC: (a) a large drop of the open circuit voltage (OCV) with respect to the theoretical equilibrium potential for ethanol electro-oxidation (V eq ~ 1.145 V/T = 25 °C) and (b) a large polarization loss at low current densities due to activation polarization [6, 8].
Despite the potential for ethanol from switchgrass, several questions remain regarding best production and harvesting practices.
Whole stillage has a theoretically higher potential for ethanol production than thin stillage as a higher solid content is available.
Based on the above fermentation performance, we conclude that CIBTS0735 shows great potential for ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass.
Therefore, in order to maximize the potential for ethanol production, ethanologenic fermentation strains must be capable of utilizing both pentose and hexose sugars present in the lignocellulose.
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