Methanogenesis is the fourth and final step of anaerobic digestion. Methanogenic bacteria (methanogens), which are strictly anaerobic, transform the acetic acid (acetate), carbon dioxide and hydrogen into a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide (biogas)
Methanogenesis is the fourth and final step of anaerobic digestion. Methanogenic bacteria (methanogens), which are strictly anaerobic, transform the acetic acid (acetate), carbon dioxide and hydrogen into a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide (biogas)
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