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Anodic biofilm vitality during operation of microbial fuel cells at various load conditions
Zane Kleinmane, Arturs Gruduls, Vizma Nikolajeva, Janis Kleperis
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85% confidenceThis study investigates the vitality of anodic biofilms in microbial fuel cells under various load conditions, revealing that biofilm vitality is affected by substrate availability and load changes.
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- Biofilm vitality decreases with increasing load, but recovers when load is reduced.
- Substrate availability affects biofilm vitality, with higher substrate concentrations promoting biofilm vitality.
- Biofilm vitality is more resilient to load changes when substrate is abundant.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellBiofilmVitalityAnodePulp and paper industryBiochemical engineering
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- Journal of Biotechnology
- Year
- 2016