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Characterization and performance study of phase inversed Sulfonated Poly Ether Ether Ketone – Silico tungstic composite membrane as an electrolyte for microbial fuel cell applications
Prabhu Narayanaswamy Venkatesan, Sangeetha Dharmalingam
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90% confidenceA composite membrane made of Sulfonated Poly Ether Ether Ketone and Silico tungstic acid was characterized and tested as an electrolyte in microbial fuel cells, showing improved performance and efficiency.
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- The composite membrane exhibited higher power density and current density compared to a commercial Nafion membrane.
- The membrane's proton conductivity was improved by 30% due to the addition of Silico tungstic acid.
- The membrane's stability and durability were enhanced, allowing for longer operation times in microbial fuel cells.
Keywords
MembranePhase inversionMicrobial fuel cellSilicotungstic acidChemical engineeringElectrolyte
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- Renewable Energy
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- 2017