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Microbiology — 2025, Undergraduate
This study produced and characterised bioethanol from selected agricultural waste materials through fermentation using yeast isolates. The substrates were pre-treated, hydrolysed, fermented, and distilled, and the resulting bioethanol was characterised for yield and physicochemical properties including density, pH, and flammability. The findings revealed that starch-rich substrates yielded higher ethanol concentrations, with measurable conversion efficiency across the tested materials. The study observed that pre-treatment enhanced fermentable sugar release. It recommends optimisation of fermentation conditions and scaling for renewable fuel applications.
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