Process for obtaining dinitrogen monoxide (n20)
OwnerThomas Finke, Andreas Mattern +1inventors
InventorsThomas Finke, Andreas Mattern, Dominic Lingenfelser
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Abstract
In a method for obtaining dinitrogen monoxide by microbiological or enzymatic processes from nitrogen-containing substances, the microorganisms, bacteria, archaea, eukaryotes, fungi, parasites, phages, cells, cell fractions or membrane fractions, and/or enzymes, and/or a combination thereof to be used in this context are selected, or manipulated or partly or entirely reversibly and/or irreversibly inhibited by suitable actions, or the corresponding microbiological or enzymatic processes are controlled, for example, by way of suitable process conditions, so that, in part or entirely, dinitrogen monoxide (N2O) is formed from the nitrogen-containing compounds of the nitrogen-containing substances.
Claims25
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A method for obtaining dinitrogen monoxide, comprising:
- implementing one of a microbiological or an enzymatic process using a nitrogen-containing substance including at least one of microorganisms, bacteria, archaea, eukaryotes, fungi, parasites, phages, cells, cell fractions, membrane fractions, and enzymes to produce dinitrogen monoxide.
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