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Modification of carbon felt anode with graphene/Fe2O3 composite for enhancing the performance of microbial fuel cell
Lin Fu, Haoqi Wang, Qiong Huang, Tian-shun Song +1
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70% confidenceA study on modifying carbon felt anode with graphene/Fe2O3 composite to enhance microbial fuel cell performance, showing improved power density and stability.
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- The graphene/Fe2O3 composite modified anode exhibited enhanced electrochemical activity and conductivity.
- The modified anode showed a significant increase in power density and stability compared to the unmodified anode.
- The addition of graphene and Fe2O3 improved the anode's ability to facilitate electron transfer and reduce oxygen reduction reaction.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellAnodeGrapheneBiocompatibilityChemical engineeringExtracellular polymeric substance
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- Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering
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- 2019