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zhenlun li

Southwest University

Chongqing, 400715

China

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Response of Nitrous Oxide Emissions, Nitrogen Cycling Genes and Corresponding Microbial Community on Kitchen Waste Hydrolysate Addition Levels

Number of pages: 39 Posted: 28 Sep 2023
Xuwei Gui, Zhengjiang Wang, zhenlun li, Yuran Yang, Huimiao Li, Teng Zou and Lijun Wang
Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University and Southwest University
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Kitchen waste hydrolysate, KWH addition leves, Nitrogen transformation process, N2O emission, nitrogen cycling genes, bacterial community structure.

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The Effect of Hydrolysate Addition Level of Kitchen Waste on Wastewater Treatment: Efficiency, Nitrous Oxide Emission and Mechanism

Number of pages: 37 Posted: 04 Nov 2024
Xuwei Gui, Zhengjiang Wang, zhenlun li, Yuran Yang, Huimiao Li, Teng Zou and Ling Wang
Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University and Southwest University
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Kitchen waste hydrolysate, KWH addition leves, Nitrogen transformation process, N2O emission, Nitrogen cycling genes, bacterial community structure

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Enhanced Nitrogen Removal in Sewage Treatment Can Be Achieved by Utilizing Kitchen Waste Hydrolysate Without a Significant Increase in Nitrous Oxide Emission

Number of pages: 29 Posted: 27 Jun 2023
Xuwei Gui, Zhengjiang Wang, Kaili Li, zhenlun li, Xinyu Mao, Jinzhao Geng and Yan Pan
Southwest University, Southwest University, affiliation not provided to SSRN, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University and Southwest University
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New carbon sources, Nitrogen transformation pathway, N2O emission, nitrogen cycle genes, bacterial community structure