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Enhanced Anaerobic Digestion of Kitchen Waste with Activated Carbon: Performance and Mechanisms under Varying Total Solids and Organic Loading Rates

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Activated carbon increased methane yield by up to 37.72%, improving anaerobic digestion efficiency significantly.
Under high organic loading rates, the system maintained stability with volatile solids degradation rates exceeding 85%, enhancing overall performance.
The addition of activated carbon enriched key bacteria populations, particularly supporting the acetoclastic pathway for methane production.
Direct interspecies electron transfer was established among key microbial groups, promoting better electron transfer efficiency in the process.

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Experimental analysis reveals activated carbon enhances methane production in kitchen waste treatment, indicating improved microbial activity.

Yang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Experimental analysis reveals activated carbon enhances methane production in kitchen waste treatment, indicating improved microbial activity.