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Carbon-based cathode as an electron donor driving direct bioelectrochemical denitrification in biofilm-electrode reactors: Role of oxygen functional groups
Wenhang Chen, Di Wu, Hui Wan, Rong Tang +3
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70% confidenceResearchers used carbon-based cathodes to enhance direct bioelectrochemical denitrification in biofilm-electrode reactors, finding that oxygen functional groups play a crucial role in the process.
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Abstract
Key findings
- Carbon-based cathodes with oxygen functional groups significantly improved denitrification rates compared to traditional cathodes.
- The presence of oxygen functional groups on the cathode surface increased the electron transfer rate and facilitated the reduction of nitrate.
- The biofilm-electrode reactor with carbon-based cathodes showed improved stability and efficiency in denitrification compared to traditional systems.
Keywords
Denitrifying bacteriaDenitrificationMicrobial fuel cellCathodeCarbon fibersBiofilm
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- Journal
- Carbon
- Year
- 2017