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Three-dimensional hierarchical flower-like bimetallic–organic materialsin situgrown on carbon cloth and doped with sulfur as an air cathode in a microbial fuel cell
Jinrong Lu, Linde Ren, Cheng Li, Hua Liu
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70% confidenceA new bimetallic-organic material, Zn/Co-S-3DHFLM, was synthesized and used as a cathode catalyst in a microbial fuel cell, resulting in higher output power density compared to Co-3DHFLM.
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Abstract
Herein, the output power density produced by Zn/Co-S-3DHFLM as the cathode catalyst of an MFC was higher than that of Co-3DHFLM.
Key findings
- Zn/Co-S-3DHFLM outperformed Co-3DHFLM as a cathode catalyst in an MFC
- The material was synthesized through an in situ growth method on carbon cloth
- Doping with sulfur improved the performance of the material
Keywords
Bimetallic stripSulfurCarbon fibersMicrobial fuel cellIn situCathode
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- New Journal of Chemistry
- Year
- 2022