Literature review of reduction of carbon dioxide to methane with bioelectrochemical systems

doi:10.11835/j.issn.1674-4764.2015.03.017

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Literature review of reduction of carbon dioxide to methane with bioelectrochemical systems
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Fund Project:National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.31460142、31360126); the Scientific Research Project of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Colleges and Universities (No. NJZY150); the Foundation for Innovative Research of Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology (No. 2014QDL001); the Open Project of Major Basic Research of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region (No. 20120908).

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Reduction of CO2 to fuels and industrial chemicals with bioelectrochemical system has been widely studied. This review focuses on recent development in methane production from CO2 with bioelectrochemical systems, which includes the functional microbe used in cathode, the mechanism of conversing CO2 to methanewith bioelectrochemical systems, and the influence factors of the conversion of CO2 to methane as well as the reactors of bioelectrochemical systems. After that, problems of conversing CO2 to methane with bioelectrochemical system are analyzed, and the directions of future research are also discussed. This review aims to motivate and inspire further research for the conversing CO2 to methane with bioelectrochemical systems.

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蒋海明,季祥,司万童,潘建刚,蔡禄.生物电化学系统还原二氧化碳产甲烷研究进展[J].土木与环境工程学报（中英文）,2015,37(3):127~133

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