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September 12, 2025Trends in Sciences

Carbon Capture at the Point Source: CO2 Gas Bubbling vs. Bicarbonate Supplementation in Microalgal Cultivation

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YNYohanes NugrohoUniversitas SurakartaAHAri HardiantoPadjadjaran UniversityASAbu Bakar Muhammad Ibnu SyihabUniversitas Indonesia Timur

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Implication

This review evaluates carbon capture methods in microalgal systems, revealing bicarbonate's advantages over CO2 bubbling.

Key Points

  • The bicarbonate-based carbon supply system demonstrates a Net Energy Ratio of 7.29, surpassing the CO2-based system significantly.
  • Comparative analysis shows that bicarbonate supplementation achieves improved CO2 fixation efficiency and reduced energy demand.
  • This review assesses operational performance and trade-offs between bicarbonate and CO2 bubbling in microalgal cultivation.
  • Optimizing these carbon capture strategies is crucial for enhancing financial viability in emission-reduction projects.

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Nugroho et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44c5531b076d99fa56394https://doi.org/10.48048/tis.2025.10991
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