Abstract
We present an integrated process for in situ CO2 hydrogenation during bioethanol production by combining bio- and chemocatalysis. The biphasic catalytic system used comprises an aqueous whole-cell fermentation broth and a tailored organometallic catalyst in the organic phase. Glucose is converted to ethanol, and the by-product CO2 is simultaneously upgraded to formic acid in a single reactor unit. Under the optimized conditions, 26% of the generated CO2 was hydrogenated directly. This journal is
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Guntermann, N., Mengers, H. G., Franciò, G., Blank, L. M., & Leitner, W. (2021). Bio-energy conversion with carbon capture and utilization (BECCU): Integrated biomass fermentation and chemo-catalytic CO2hydrogenation for bioethanol and formic acid co-production. Green Chemistry, 23(24), 9860–9864. https://doi.org/10.1039/d1gc02915k
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