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Application of Modified Foam Graphite Anode with Low Potential in Marine Benthic Microbial Fuel Cell
Zhi-Kai LU, Yu-Bin FU, Qian XU, Yuan-Yuan LIU +1
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70% confidenceA modified foam graphite anode with low potential was applied in a marine benthic microbial fuel cell, demonstrating improved performance and efficiency.
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- The modified anode showed a significant increase in power density compared to traditional anodes.
- The low potential anode reduced the internal resistance of the microbial fuel cell.
- The marine benthic microbial fuel cell with the modified anode showed improved long-term stability and durability.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellAnodeGraphiteBenthic zoneChemical engineeringCarbon nanofoam
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- Journal of Inorganic Materials
- Year
- 2013