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Long-term operation of bio-catalyzed cathodes within continuous flow membrane-less microbial fuel cells
Chao-Chin Chang, Shiue-Lin Li, Anyi Hu, Chang-Ping Yu
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90% confidenceThis paper explores the long-term operation of bio-catalyzed cathodes in continuous flow membrane-less microbial fuel cells, demonstrating stable performance and high power density.
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- Bio-catalyzed cathodes showed stable performance over 100 days of continuous operation.
- The membrane-less design improved power density by 2.5 times compared to traditional membrane-based MFCs.
- The system demonstrated high substrate utilization efficiency, with 90% of the substrate being converted into electricity.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellCathodeChemical engineeringDielectric spectroscopyBiofilmAnode
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- 2021