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Simultaneous biodegradation of Teflaro contained wastewater and electricity generation in an air–cathode microbial fuel cell
Peng Cheng, Yingchuan Zhang, Xinlan Ying, Hongli Ma +5
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70% confidenceA study on simultaneous biodegradation of Teflaro contained wastewater and electricity generation in an air-cathode microbial fuel cell, demonstrating efficient removal of contaminants and electricity production.
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- The air-cathode microbial fuel cell showed high removal efficiency of Teflaro contained wastewater, with a maximum removal rate of 96.5%.
- The system also generated a maximum power density of 134.5 mW/m², indicating its potential for electricity production.
- The study highlights the feasibility of using MXene as a cathode material in microbial fuel cells for enhanced performance.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellBiodegradationWastewaterCathodeMicrobial population biologySewage treatment
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- 2024