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Electrode potentials influence the generation and fate of volatile sulfur compounds from sludge anaerobic digestion via microbial extracellular electron transfer
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• An electrode potential of 0 V can inhibit the generation of volatile sulfur compounds. • Sulfate reduction was accelerated with an electrode potential of 0.5 V. • More electroactive humic acids were secreted with an electrode potential of 0 V. • Appropriate electrode potential can promote the system’ s electron transfer capacity. • Biological and biochemical electron transfer behaviors jointly affect changes of VSCs.
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Volatilesulfurcompounds (VSCs)
Anaerobic digestion
Electrode potential
Electron transfer
Sulfur flow
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