| 摘要 |
A method and means of producing organic acids (such as acetic acid) and calcium-, magnesium-, iron-organic acid salts (mostly acetates) from readily available, digested biomass (or biomass rich trash or waste) and limestone, or magnesium rich stone, or iron oxides is described. The invention also relates to the use of inexpensive, common chemicals in a process for treating water and for the separation of microbes from fresh water or saltwater. The treatments include denitrification, flocculation-separation of microbes and suspended particles, and removing dissolved phosphates (i.e., those rendered insoluble by the process) from water. Other benefits of induced bio-flocculation include separating microbes for use as animal feed or separating fatty algae harvested in the production of bio-diesel. A two way emitter for use with the process is also described.
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