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The study investigates the use of Fe–Cu–NC as a cathode catalyst in a microbial fuel cell (MFC), demonstrating improved output power density compared to an activated carbon control.

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System
MFC

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Abstract

Herein, the output power density produced by Fe–Cu–NC- x as the cathode catalyst of a MFC was higher than that of the AC control.

Key findings

  • Fe–Cu–NC-x as the cathode catalyst of a MFC produced higher output power density than the AC control.
  • The study suggests that Fe–Cu–NC can be an efficient cathode catalyst for MFCs.
  • The results indicate that Fe–Cu–NC-x outperforms the AC control in terms of output power density.

Keywords

CatalysisCathodeMicrobial fuel cellCarbon fibersFuel cellsActivated carbon

Identifiers

DOI
10.1039/d2nj03939g
Journal
New Journal of Chemistry
Year
2021