Anion exchange polymer coated graphite granule electrodes for improving the performance of anodes in unbuffered microbial fuel cells

This study introduces anion exchange polymer coated graphite granule electrodes that enhance anode performance in unbuffered microbial fuel cells by reducing electrode fouling and increasing electron transfer efficiency. The modified electrodes exhibit improved power density and coulombic efficiency compared to unmodified electrodes. The findings suggest that the anion exchange polymer coating can mitigate the negative effects of unbuffered conditions on anode performance in microbial fuel cells.

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