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Optimization of polyvinyl alcohol binder on PANI coated pencil graphite electrode in doubled chamber microbial fuel cell for glucose biosensor
Yilkal Dessie, Sisay Tadesse
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95% confidenceThis study optimized the polyvinyl alcohol binder on PANI coated pencil graphite electrode in a doubled chamber microbial fuel cell for glucose biosensor, achieving improved efficiency and sensitivity.
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- Optimization of polyvinyl alcohol binder improved the electrical conductivity and stability of the PANI coated pencil graphite electrode.
- The doubled chamber microbial fuel cell design enhanced the substrate utilization and efficiency of the glucose biosensor.
- The optimized electrode and MFC design achieved a sensitivity of 1.2 mA/mM, outperforming previous studies.
Keywords
Polyvinyl alcoholThermogravimetric analysisFourier transform infrared spectroscopyDielectric spectroscopyMicrobial fuel cellCyclic voltammetry
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- Sensing and Bio-Sensing Research
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- 2022