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Production of greener energy in microbial fuel cell with ceramic separator fabricated using native soils: Effect of lattice and porous SiO2
Marzieh Cheraghipoor, Davod Mohebbi-Kalhori, Meissam Noroozifar, Malek Taher Maghsoodlou
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70% confidenceA ceramic separator fabricated using native soils was used in a microbial fuel cell to produce greener energy, with lattice and porous SiO2 affecting its performance.
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- The use of ceramic separator fabricated using native soils improved the power generation of microbial fuel cell by 20-30%.
- Lattice SiO2 showed better performance than porous SiO2 in terms of power generation and stability.
- The addition of SiO2 to the ceramic separator increased the surface area and porosity, leading to improved ion transport and reduced internal resistance.
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Separator (oil production)PorositySoil waterCeramicPorous mediumMicrobial fuel cell
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- Fuel
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- 2020