Acetate fermentation
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Acetate fermentation is a fermentation process where the final product is acetate – the conjugate base of acetic acid. It is different from acetogenesis – sometimes called homoacetogenesis – where acetate is produced by reduction of carbon dioxide (CO
2), which is a form of anaerobic respiration; acetate fermentation does not involve any form of cellular respiration.
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