De-oiled Algae Cake
Algae Left-over Extracts – Algal Meal Info, Uses, and Application Profiles
De-oiled biomass cake—frequently called algal meal—represents the residual matter extracted following mechanical pressing or chemical solvent extraction of oils from macro and microalgal strains. Optimizing the commercial value of these leftover products is critical for improving the return on investment of modern industrial biofuel biorefineries.
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