Photoproduction of Hydrogen by Vishakapatnam Photosynthetic Bacteria and their Effect on Different Cultural Conditions

Hydrogen, well advised by many scientists, as an ecofriendly and optimal fuel for the imminent future, were well oust in plentiful applications. Rhodopseudomonas species have shown an immense grade of morphological and structural analogy, however, they are phylogenetically quite diverse. Therefore, the present study for Hydrogen production affirms that the influence consortium of purple non sulphur bacteria isolated from Vishakapatnam marine water. The different parameters like various Carbon, Nitrogen, Growth factors and PH variation was identified for hydrogen production by the anoxygenic bacteria. The amount of hydrogen produced varies with various carbon, nitrogen, growth factors and PH used in the medium. The bacterial culture was cultured in 50ml vessel within 30ml of culture to produce hydrogen in anoxygenic conditions and incubated in 2000lux light intensity for 196 hours. The best result for highest hydrogen productivity was 6ml/30ml of sodium benzoate, ammonium chloride, cyanocobalamine culture and at PH 7.0, 7.5 to purple non sulphur bacteria isolated from Vishakapatnam marine water