Renewable Green Fuel from Marine Microalgae
ENVIRONMENT, EARTH SCIENCE, BIODIVERSITY
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With their capacity to absorb hydrocarbons and non-polar lipid and the ability to survive in harsh conditions, microalgae have emerged as a viable alternative. NIOT recently isolated more than 260 alg...
The NIOT was established in 1993 for catering to the requirement of developing technology for exploring oceans and harnessing underwater resources.
With their capacity to absorb hydrocarbons and non-polar lipid and the ability to survive in harsh conditions, microalgae have emerged as a viable alternative. NIOT recently isolated more than 260 algal strains and cultivated them to produce bio-diesel.
The NIOT was established in 1993 for catering to the requirement of developing technology for exploring oceans and harnessing underwater resources.