Microbial enhancing coal-bed methane generation potential, constraints and mechanism – A mini-review
Microbial enhancing coal-bed methane generation (MECMG) is a feasible and environment-friendly approach for improving coal-bed methane production. In order to understand the potential of biogenic methane generation and factors controlling the process, the biogenic methane yield, coal intrinsic chara...
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