studies on effects of sulfates and sulfides on production of biohydrogen -an alternative fuel source

As technology advances biohydrogen has the potential to become a significant contributor to the hydrogen economy. the development of more efficient production methods, cost reduction, and advancements in fuel cell technology will help make biohydrogen a viable alternative fuel in the future. in summary, biohydrogen is a clean, sustainable alternative fuel with the potential to play a key role in reducing our reliance on fossil fuels and mitigating climate change. with continued research and development, it could become an integral part of the global energy mix. this short communication aims at the sulfates and sulfides can have significant effects on biohydrogen production, especially in the context of microbial processes, which are commonly used to produce biohydrogen. these compounds can either inhibit or facilitate hydrogen production depending on their concentration, the type of microorganisms involved, and the conditions of the production process.