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Sulfate reduction with electrons directly derived from electrodes in bioelectrochemical systems
Wentao Su, Lixia Zhang, Yong Tao, Guoqiang Zhan +2
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70% confidenceBioelectrochemical systems can reduce sulfates using electrons directly derived from electrodes, demonstrating a novel approach to wastewater treatment.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Electrodes can provide electrons for sulfate reduction, bypassing the need for external electron donors.
- Bioelectrochemical systems can achieve high sulfate reduction rates, making them a promising technology for wastewater treatment.
- The use of electrodes as electron donors can reduce the cost and complexity of sulfate reduction processes.
Keywords
ElectrodeCyclic voltammetrySulfateGeobacter sulfurreducensScanning electron microscopeInorganic chemistry
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- Journal
- Electrochemistry Communications
- Year
- 2012