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Fermentation turns greenhouse gases into useful chemicals

10 Mar 2022 Dan O'Brien 
In the fermentation lab
In the lab: researchers work to optimize the fermentation-based production of acetone and IPA (Courtesy: M Köpke/LanzaTech)
A carbon-negative process that produces industrial-scale quantities of acetone and isopropanol has b

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Dan O'Brien is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Dan is studying at Georgetown University, conducting research on flexible, transdermal biosensors for monitoring health. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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