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Quantification of Gaseous Metabolites

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The detection of H2, CO2, CH4 was carried out with gas-chromatographic analysis of the headspace of the following: the H cells; the serum bottles; and the gaseous phase of the reactor using a Dani Master GC equipped with a packed column and TCD detector set with the following conditions: injection volume 50 µL, carrier gas nitrogen, flow 12 mL/min, inlet temperature 120 °C, column temperature 70 °C and TCD detector at 150 °C. To sample the gaseous phase, a Gas tight syringe (Hamilton Company, Reno, Nevada, USA) was used. The analysis of volatile fatty acids (VFA) was performed by injecting 1 µL of liquid sample into a Dani Master gas chromatograph equipped with an FID detector with the following configuration: helium as carrier gas, flow 25 mL/min, temperature injector 200 °C, column temperature 175 °C and FID detector at 200 °C. The liquid samples were filtered (cellulose acetate filters, diameter 25 mm, pore diameter 0.2 µm) and prepared by adding to 1.0 mL of liquid sample (diluted or undiluted as needed) 100 µL of 0.33 M oxalic acid. Inorganic carbon was measured by TOC (total carbon analyzer)-V CSN (Shimadzu) on filtered samples.
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Analytical Methods for Compost Characterization

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A calibrated pH meter was used to measure pH (Hanna Hl-10530 pH meter). Moisture was analyzed according to the protocol described by the French Association for Standardization—AFNOR32 . The C/N ratio for the initial mix and the end products was calculated by analyzing the total C and N percentages using a TOC analyzer (Shimadzu-V CSN)33 (link). The total ammonium and nitrate ion (NH4+/NO3) ratios for the pre-composted mix and the final products were calculated from the percentage of NH4+ and NO3. This was performed using the method based on alkaline distillation for ammonium ions (NH4+), and using reduction by Dewarda alloying for nitrate ions (NO3)9 .
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Comprehensive Compost Analysis Protocol

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Measurements of the temperature, moisture, pH, and electrical conductivity were carried out according to the protocol described by French Association for Standardization AFNOR [13] . The total organic carbon and nitrogen levels were determined by preparing an extract from the compost samples. Water extracts were prepared using a 10:50 (w/v) suspension after shaking for 4h in a shaker (Rs12 Rotoshake, Gerhardt) according to a method described previously [14] (link). The samples were filtered, and the amounts of total organic carbon and nitrogen were determined using a TOC analyzer (Shimadzu-V CSN) [15] (link). The measurement of heavy metal concentrations was carried out using inductively coupled plasma spectrometry (ICP-AES) according to Alsac [16] (link). For this, 0.5g of a sample previously dried at 40 • C/16 h was mineralized with 6mL of hydrochloric acid and 2mL of nitric acid at 95 • C/75 min. The mineralized solution was then adjusted to 50 mL with distilled water. Appropriate dilution was then carried out as required before the analysis.
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Compost Analysis: C/N Ratio, Heavy Metals, and Cellulose

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The C/N ratio of compost samples was computed by finding the percentage of total C and N which were analyzed using a TOC analyzer (Shimadzu-V CSN) (Mancinelli et al., 2017) (link). The measurement of heavy metal concentrations was carried out using inductively coupled plasma spectrometry (ICP-AES) according to Alsac (2007) (link). Cellulose activity was measured according to Biyada (Biyada et al., 2020b) . Physical-chemical analysis was accomplished at various phases of composting (1 week and 44 weeks), and these data of the same sample were published previously (Biyada et al., 2020b ; Table 3). The obtained results were tested statically using ANOVA (normalized ANOVA) using GraphPad Prism.
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