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1 l/kg (DM). Seaweed washed by seawater yields a higher amount of biogas (202.5 l/kg). Meanwhile, seaweed, sewage sludge, and digestate samples subjected to thermal treatment produced 17%, 30%, and 15% of liquids products, respectively. The economic performance assessment showed that the application of the developed merged approach on an industrial scale could provide an economic return of up to 8.3 $/100 kg of waste. Based on that, merged AD and pyrolysis technologies could be adapted as a promising technology to valorize seawee
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