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The degradation of glyphosate is enhanced in a microbial fuel cell: Electrochemical performance, degradation efficiency, and analysis of the anodic microbial community
Razieh Rafieenia, Mohamed Mahmoud, Fatma El-Gohary, Claudio Avignone Rossa
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90% confidenceA microbial fuel cell (MFC) enhances the degradation of glyphosate, with improved electrochemical performance and degradation efficiency compared to traditional methods.
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- Glyphosate degradation is significantly enhanced in an MFC, with a degradation efficiency of up to 90%.
- The anodic microbial community in the MFC is dominated by bacteria that are capable of degrading glyphosate.
- The MFC's electrochemical performance is improved due to the presence of a biofilm that enhances the transfer of electrons.
Keywords
GlyphosateMicrobial population biologyEnvironmental chemistryDegradation (telecommunications)Microbial biodegradationMicrobial consortium
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- Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments
- Year
- 2022