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Electricity Generation from Heavy Metal-Containing Wheat Grain Hydrolysate Using Single-Chamber Microbial Fuel Cells: Performance and Long-Term Stability
Guang-En Yuan, Honghu Deng, Xiangli Ru, Xin Zhang
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70% confidenceResearchers demonstrated electricity generation from heavy metal-containing wheat grain hydrolysate using single-chamber microbial fuel cells, achieving stable performance over time.
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- The MFCs showed stable performance over 30 days, with a maximum power density of 14.5 mW/m².
- The presence of heavy metals in the hydrolysate did not significantly impact the MFC's performance.
- The MFCs were able to reduce the heavy metal content in the hydrolysate by 20-30%.
Keywords
HydrolysateMicrobial fuel cellElectricityElectricity generationTerm (time)Metal
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- International Journal of Electrochemical Science
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- 2018