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Characterization of Generated Voltage, Current, Power and Power Density from Cow Dung Using Double Chambered Microbial Fuel Cell
Anand Parkash
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80% confidenceA double-chambered microbial fuel cell was used to generate electricity from cow dung, with voltage, current, power, and power density measured and characterized.
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- Voltage and current were generated from cow dung using a double-chambered microbial fuel cell.
- Power and power density were also measured and characterized in the study.
- The use of cow dung as a substrate in the microbial fuel cell was found to be effective in generating electricity.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellPower densityCow dungMaximum power principleSubstrate (aquarium)Voltage
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- Journal of Physical Chemistry & Biophysics
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- 2016