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Bioelectrochemical systems: Microbial versus enzymatic catalysis
Stefano Freguia, Bernardino Virdis, Falk Harnisch, Jurg Keller
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70% confidenceThis paper compares the efficiency of microbial and enzymatic catalysis in bioelectrochemical systems, particularly in wastewater treatment, and highlights the advantages of each approach.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Microbial catalysis outperforms enzymatic catalysis in terms of current density and power generation in bioelectrochemical systems.
- Enzymatic catalysis, however, offers higher stability and longer lifespan compared to microbial catalysis.
- The choice of catalysis method depends on the specific application and operating conditions of the bioelectrochemical system.
Keywords
Biochemical engineeringCathodic protectionMicrobial fuel cellElectrochemistryAnodeNanotechnology
Identifiers
- Journal
- Electrochimica Acta
- Year
- 2012