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Bioelectricity Generation by Microbial Degradation of Banana Peel Waste Biomass in a Dual-Chamber S. Cerevisiae -Based Microbial Fuel Cell
Manisha Verma, Vishal Mishra
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70% confidenceA dual-chamber microbial fuel cell using S. Cerevisiae generated bioelectricity from banana peel waste biomass, demonstrating a sustainable approach to waste management and energy production.
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- The microbial fuel cell achieved a maximum power density of 142.5 mW/m², indicating efficient bioelectricity generation.
- The use of S. Cerevisiae as the biocatalyst showed improved performance compared to other microorganisms.
- The banana peel waste biomass was successfully degraded, reducing its volume by 70% and generating a significant amount of bioelectricity.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellBiomass (ecology)Degradation (telecommunications)Pulp and paper industryDual (grammatical number)Waste management
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- SSRN Electronic Journal
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- 2021