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Synthesis and study of CuNiTiO3 as an ORR electrocatalyst to enhance microbial fuel cell efficiency
Ali Rezaei, Soheil Aber, Deborah J. Roberts, Abbas Javid GA
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90% confidenceThis paper investigates the use of CuNiTiO3 as an electrocatalyst to enhance the efficiency of microbial fuel cells, which rely on bacteria to break down substrate and generate electricity.
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- CuNiTiO3 exhibits excellent electrocatalytic activity towards oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and enhances microbial fuel cell efficiency.
- The material shows improved power density and stability compared to other electrocatalysts.
- The study demonstrates the potential of CuNiTiO3 as a cost-effective and sustainable alternative for improving microbial fuel cell performance.
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Microbial fuel cellFaraday efficiencyElectrocatalystCathodeElectrodeGraphite
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- Chemosphere
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- 2022