Recovering valuable phosphates: Chemical biotechnology as a problem solver for the environment

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Abstract

Researchers from the HES-SO Valais/Wallis have demonstrated how to extract phosphate from sewage sludge on the laboratory scale using renewable energy sources from a microbial fuel cell. The mobilized phosphate barely contains heavy metals and can be used to produce fertilizer of marketable quality. The necessary energy comes from a sewage treatment plant and causes no additional costs.

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Heinzelmann, E. (2015). Recovering valuable phosphates: Chemical biotechnology as a problem solver for the environment. Chimia, 69(5), 296–297. https://doi.org/10.2533/chimia.2015.296

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