Publications by authors named "Hiraku Sakuma"
Article Synopsis
- Hydrogen sulfide (HS) in sewer systems poses risks to public health and the environment due to its corrosive nature, odor, and potential toxicity.
- Researchers explored conductive concrete made from amorphous carbon and aimed to develop new materials to reduce HS levels.
- The study found that electricity-producing bacteria (EPB) could effectively decrease HS concentration and that newly developed conductive concrete materials surpassed traditional options in their effectiveness at biological oxidation of HS.