Defined simply as the digested residue of anaerobic digestion (AD), digestate refers to a set of heterogeneous matters featuring different biochemical compositions and physical properties inherited from greatly diversified AD processes and feedstocks.
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Reference description | Guilayn F., et al., 2017 |
Originally Published | 19 Mar 2025 |
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