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Novel pore-filled polyelectrolyte composite membranes for cathodic microbial fuel cell application
J.M. Gohil, D.G. Karamanev
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70% confidenceResearchers developed novel pore-filled polyelectrolyte composite membranes for cathodic microbial fuel cell application, showing improved power generation and reduced internal resistance.
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- The membranes exhibited enhanced oxygen transport and reduced fouling, leading to increased power density.
- The composite membranes demonstrated improved stability and durability compared to traditional membranes.
- The cathodic microbial fuel cell with the novel membranes showed a significant increase in power generation and efficiency.
Keywords
MembraneVinyl alcoholGlutaraldehydeChemical engineeringPolyelectrolyteMicrobial fuel cell
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- Journal of Power Sources
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- 2013