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Anodic biodegradation of phenol in a microbial desalination cell through microbial composition shift for energy recovery and water desalination
Raoof Rabiee, Seyed Morteza Zamir, Mahsa Sedighi
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80% confidenceA microbial desalination cell was used to degrade phenol through anodic biodegradation, shifting microbial composition for energy recovery and water desalination.
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- Microbial composition shift led to increased phenol degradation efficiency.
- Energy recovery and water desalination were achieved simultaneously.
- The process showed potential for wastewater treatment and renewable energy production.
Keywords
DesalinationPhenolBiodegradationAnodePopulationMicrobial consortium
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- Desalination
- Year
- 2024