Effect of Variation in Co-Digestion Ratios of Matooke, Cassava and Sweet Potato Peels on Hydraulic Retention Time, Methane Yield and Its Kinetics

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"Effect of Variation in Co-Digestion Ratios of Matooke, Cassava and Sweet Potato Peels on Hydraulic Retention Time, Methane Yield and Its Kinetics"
written by Peter Tumutegyereize, Clever Ketlogetswe, Jerekias Gandure, Noble Banadda,
published by Journal of Sustainable Bioenergy Systems, Vol.6 No.4, 2016

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