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Development of a Novel Composite Polymer Electrolyte Membrane for Application as a Separator in a Dual Chamber Microbial Fuel Cell
P. Surti, S. K. Kailasa, A. K. Mungray
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80% confidenceA novel composite polymer electrolyte membrane was developed for use as a separator in a dual chamber microbial fuel cell, demonstrating improved performance and stability.
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- The composite membrane showed enhanced ion conductivity and mechanical strength compared to traditional membranes.
- The membrane's improved performance led to increased power density and reduced internal resistance in the microbial fuel cell.
- The composite membrane also exhibited excellent stability and durability over multiple cycles of operation.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellNafionVinyl alcoholMembraneChemical engineeringProton exchange membrane fuel cell
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- Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
- Year
- 2024