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MES research in electrode, bacteria. Electrochemically active microbial biofilms are capable to produce electric current when grown on...

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Abstract

Electrochemically active microbial biofilms are capable to produce electric current when grown onto electrodes. This work investigates the dynamics of electron transfer inside the biofilm as well as at the biofilm/electrode interface.

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BiofilmElectron transferDynamics (music)ElectrodeElectronWork (physics)

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Journal
RSC Advances
Year
2016