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This paper investigates the performance of microbial fuel cells (MFCs) using non-Pt cathode catalysts, demonstrating improved efficiency and stability compared to traditional Pt-based catalysts.

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System
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Abstract

Key findings

  • Non-Pt cathode catalysts exhibit comparable or even superior performance to Pt-based catalysts in MFCs.
  • The use of non-Pt catalysts reduces costs and increases sustainability of MFCs.
  • Further optimization of non-Pt catalysts is needed to achieve maximum performance and efficiency.

Keywords

CatalysisCarbon fibersCathodeElectrochemistryAnodeMetal

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Journal
Journal of Power Sources
Year
2007