Comparative Carbon Dioxide Capture from Air between Chlorella vulgaris and Chlorella sorokiniana
作者： Noor Shazleen Sharfadeen , Muhammad Syukri Abd Rahaman , Siti Rozaimah Sheikh Abdullah , Zuraifah Minhat
DOI: 10.17485/IJST/2016/V9I21/95231
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摘要: Background/Objectives: In this research, the potential of a commercial microalgae species namely, Chlorella vulgaris and native isolated from palm oil mill effluent, sorokiniana to capture carbon dioxide air was investigated. Methods/Statistical Analysis: Both were cultured in Bold Basal Medium (BBM) at three different concentrations denoted as 1.0 BBM, 2.0 BBM 3.0 BBM. Among parameters that analyzed included pH value, optical density, specific growth rate, dry biomass rate gas captured by microalgae. Findings: Different medium caused C. . favored an environment with lower value ranging 6.0-6.5 while species, prefers higher which has range 7.0-8.0. addition, 0.0452 h -1 compared only 0.0013 had highest 0.016 g/L comparison 2.438 for It is also observed capturing 4.584 0.030 air. Application/Improvements: The locally have shown vast alternative capture.
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