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Membrane aeration as an energy-efficient method for supplying oxygen to microbial fuel cells
Yuli Yang, Xiaojin Li, Xiaoli Yang, Zhen He
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100% confidenceSpecialized MFC research in membrane-technology focusing on membrane-tech, performance-optimization. Membrane aeration consumes less energy and enhances coulombic efficiency compared to diffused aeration in a microbial fuel cell...
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Membrane aeration consumes less energy and enhances coulombic efficiency compared to diffused aeration in a microbial fuel cell.
Keywords
AerationMicrobial fuel cellMembraneFaraday efficiencyOxygenFuel cells
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- RSC Advances
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- 2016