Publications by authors named "Muhammad Asad Javed"

The production of biophotolytic hydrogen (H) relies on the effective management of oxygen (O) levels. Coculturing bacteria with microalgae helps mitigate the excess O produced by algal cells. After depleting O, the bacteria activate the enzyme hydrogenase in microalgae, leading to H production.

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Background: Palate, a midface bone, shapes the face and supports buttresses. Palatine process of maxilla and horizontal plate of palatine bone constitute it. Palatal bone is thicker anteriorly and laterally than posteriorly and centrally.

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  • * The study investigates the effects of acidifying cotton stalks in hydrochloric acid and applying advanced burning techniques (pyrolysis and combustion) at various time intervals and temperatures, aiming to enhance energy production efficiency.
  • * Results indicate that prolonged leaching increases fixed carbon and heating value while significantly reducing carbon footprints, validating the benefits of treating biomass for cleaner energy generation.
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Biohydrogen (bioH) is a sustainable energy source that can produce carbon-free energy upon combustion. BioH can be generated from microalgae by photolytic and anaerobic digestion (AD) pathways. The AD pathway faces many challenges when scaling up using different bioreactors, particularly the continuous stirred tank reactor (CSTR) and sequential flow batch reactor (SFBR).

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The biodesalination potential at different levels of salinity of Phormidium keutzingianum (P. keutzingianum) was investigated. A wide range of salinity from brackish to hypersaline water was explored in this study to ensure the adaptability of P.

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Phormidium keutzingianum performed biodesalination of brackish water (10 g/L). The electrical conductivity (EC) was measured to evaluate the salt concentration over 80 days of cyanobacterial inoculation. Anion concentrations were measured using ion chromatography to estimate salt removal.

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