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A membrane-free micro-fluidic microbial fuel cell for rapid characterization of exoelectrogenic bacteria
Tran Chien Dang, Yuan Yin, Yangyang Yu, Dinh-Tuan Phan +4
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80% confidenceA membrane-free micro-fluidic microbial fuel cell is developed for rapid characterization of exoelectrogenic bacteria, allowing for efficient and cost-effective analysis.
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- The membrane-free design enables faster electron transfer and higher power density compared to traditional MFCs.
- The micro-fluidic design allows for precise control over bacterial growth and electron transfer, enabling rapid characterization of exoelectrogenic bacteria.
- The system is capable of detecting and characterizing exoelectrogenic bacteria within 24 hours, a significant improvement over traditional methods.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellShewanella oneidensisAnodeFluidicsMembraneNanotechnology
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- Microfluidics and Nanofluidics
- Year
- 2016