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Endogenous electric field accelerates phenol degradation in bioelectrochemical systems with reduced electrode spacing
Lili Tian, Chengmei Liao, Xuejun Yan, Qian Zhao +4
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90% confidenceA study on bioelectrochemical systems found that reducing electrode spacing and applying an endogenous electric field accelerates phenol degradation.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Reducing electrode spacing increased the degradation rate of phenol by 2.5 times.
- The endogenous electric field played a crucial role in accelerating phenol degradation.
- The optimal electrode spacing for maximum degradation rate was found to be 1 cm.
Keywords
PhenolBiofilmDegradation (telecommunications)GeobacterElectrodeBiodegradation
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- Journal
- Journal of Hazardous Materials
- Year
- 2023