Architectures of microbial electrosynthesis cell for acetate extraction: A mini review

Q1 Environmental Science

Bioresource Technology Reports Pub Date : 2025-05-11 DOI:10.1016/j.biteb.2025.102135

Noor Juma Al Balushi , Abdullah Al-Mamun , Zahra Al Hasani , Zeinab Yavari , Ahmed Sana , Bipro Ranjan Dhar

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Abstract

Large-scale application of microbial electrosynthesis (MES) demands the extraction of a single product from other by-products. Acetate is one of the most valuable products produced in MES. Therefore, many recent studies investigated several aspects of optimizing acetate production in MES. However, none of the previous studies provided a summary of acetate extraction in MES. This review provides an overview of acetate extraction methods in MES, introducing future improved designs that combine efficient production and extraction processes. Sorption, membrane electrolysis, and electrodialysis were found to be highly efficient technologies for acetate extraction in MES. However, the energy input for these techniques was high. Therefore, an integrated architecture of MES reactors for acetate extraction is crucial for system performance and economic viability. Innovations in in-situ extraction show promise in addressing current limitations. However, further research on adsorbent and membrane fouling, and energy optimization, is needed to make MES sustainable technology.

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微生物电合成细胞的结构乙酸提取：一个小综述

微生物电合成（MES）的大规模应用要求从其他副产物中提取单一产物。醋酸盐是MES生产的最有价值的产品之一。因此，最近的许多研究从几个方面探讨了优化MES中醋酸酯的生产。然而，之前的研究都没有提供醋酸提取在MES中的总结。本文综述了MES中醋酸酯的提取方法，并介绍了结合高效生产和提取工艺的未来改进设计。吸附法、膜电解法和电渗析法是MES中提取乙酸酯的高效技术。然而，这些技术的能量输入很高。因此，醋酸提取MES反应器的集成架构对于系统性能和经济可行性至关重要。就地开采的创新有望解决当前的限制。然而，为了使MES技术可持续发展，还需要进一步研究吸附剂和膜污染以及能量优化。

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