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Using a yeast cell layer as a secondary membrane in microfiltration
Svetlana Chupakhina, Volker Kottke
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70% confidenceA yeast cell layer is used as a secondary membrane in microfiltration to improve water desalination efficiency, inspired by the concept of the Microbial Desalination Cell.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The yeast cell layer effectively rejects salt and other contaminants, improving water quality.
- The use of a yeast cell layer as a secondary membrane increases the water flux and reduces fouling in microfiltration.
- The Microbial Desalination Cell concept shows promise for sustainable and efficient water desalination.
Keywords
MicrofiltrationYeastMembraneLayer (electronics)Chromatography
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- Journal
- Desalination
- Year
- 2008