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Assessment of voltage reversal effects in the serially connected biocathode-based microbial fuel cells through treatment performance, electrochemical and microbial community analysis
Chao-Chin Chang, Wade Kao, Chang-Ping Yu
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70% confidenceThis study investigates the effects of voltage reversal on biocathode-based microbial fuel cells, analyzing treatment performance, electrochemical properties, and microbial communities.
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- Voltage reversal significantly impacts treatment performance, with a decrease in power generation and an increase in internal resistance.
- Electrochemical analysis reveals a shift in the redox potential and a decrease in the exchange current density upon voltage reversal.
- Microbial community analysis shows a change in the dominant microbial populations, with a decrease in the proportion of electrochemically active bacteria.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellDielectric spectroscopyAnodeDenitrifying bacteriaCathodeInternal resistance
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- Chemical Engineering Journal
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- 2020