Researchers Feed Algae Cleaner CO2 for Biodiesel

John Davis

melbourne1Researchers in Australia have found a way to feed cleaner carbon dioxide to algae, which would help in the production of biodiesel. This news release from the Melbourne School of Engineering says the new method purifies the carbon dioxide that is in power station flue gases by absorbing it into a liquid.





The process can be used to produce other products such as chemicals, proteins and nutraceuticals.

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