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Bio-power performance enhancement in microbial fuel cell using Ni–ferrite decorated anode
Xinhong Peng, Xizhang Chu, Shenghui Wang, Ke Shan +2
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70% confidenceA study on microbial fuel cells found that decorating the anode with Ni-ferrite increased power density by 26%.
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Abstract
Ni–ferrite-decorated anode enhanced the MPD by 26% to 806.4 mW m −2 .
Key findings
- Ni-ferrite decoration increased power density by 26%
- Maximum power density reached 806.4 mW m⁻²
- Enhancement of bio-power performance in microbial fuel cells
Keywords
AnodeMicrobial fuel cellFerrite (magnet)Fuel cellsChemical engineeringMetallurgy
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- RSC Advances
- Year
- 2016