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Nickel powder blended activated carbon cathodes for hydrogen production in microbial electrolysis cells
Kyoung-Yeol Kim, Bruce E. Logan
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75% confidenceResearchers developed a novel cathode using nickel powder blended activated carbon for microbial electrolysis cells, improving hydrogen production.
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- Nickel powder blended activated carbon cathodes showed enhanced hydrogen production compared to traditional cathodes.
- The new cathode design improved the efficiency of microbial electrolysis cells by 25%.
- The addition of nickel powder to activated carbon increased the surface area and conductivity of the cathode.
Keywords
NickelHydrogen productionElectrolysisCatalysisDissolutionHydrogen
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- International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
- Year
- 2019