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Stuart says:

14 weeks ago

I would be interested in knowing whether, the hydrogen is being sourced purely from the simple sugars or whether the bacteria are capable of hydrolysis, in so doing, adding H2 to the carbon molecule whilst converting carbon to CO2

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