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The potential applications of cyanobacterial photosynthesis for clean technologies |
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| Authors: | David O Hall Sergei A Markov Yoshitomo Watanabe K Krishna Rao |
| Institution: | (1) Division of Life Sciences, King's College London, Campden Hill Road, W8 7AH London, UK;(2) Present address: Photoconversion Branch, NREL, 1617 Cole Boulevard, 804012 Golden, Colorado, USA;(3) Present address: Abiko Research Laboratory, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Abiko City, Japan |
| Abstract: | Natural photosynthesis may be adapted to advantage in the development of clean energy technologies. Efficient biocatalysts that can be used in solar energy conversion technologies are the cyanobacteria. Photobioreactors incorporating cyanobacteria have been used to demonstrate (a) the production of hydrogen gas, (b) the assimilation of CO2 with the production of algal biomass, (c) the excretion of ammonium, and (d) the removal of nitrate and phosphate from contaminated waters.Abbreviations Chl chlorophyll - DW dry weight - MSX L-methionine-D-L-sulphoximine - PAR photosynthetically active radiation - PU polyurethane - PV polyvinyl - PVC polyvinylchloride |
| Keywords: | Anabaena-Azolla biofertiliser biocoil photoreactors co 2 mitigation" target="_blank">co 2 mitigation hydrogen photoproduction immobilised cyanobacteria water depollution |
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