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Dye degradation and electricity generation using microbial fuel cell with graphene oxide modified anode
Sara Khalid, Farah Alvi, Masoom Fatima, Muhammad Aslam +3
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70% confidenceA microbial fuel cell with a graphene oxide modified anode was used to degrade dyes and generate electricity, showing improved performance compared to a traditional MFC.
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Key findings
- The graphene oxide modified anode enhanced the degradation of dyes and electricity generation in the MFC.
- The MFC with graphene oxide anode showed a higher power density and coulombic efficiency compared to the traditional MFC.
- The study demonstrated the potential of using MFCs with graphene oxide modified anodes for wastewater treatment and electricity generation.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellGrapheneAnodeCyclic voltammetryOxideChemical engineering
Identifiers
- Journal
- Materials Letters
- Year
- 2018