A miniaturized microbial fuel cell with three-dimensional graphene macroporous scaffold anode demonstrating a record power density of over 10 000 W m⁻³
Hao Ren, He Tian, Cameron L. Gardner, Tian-Ling Ren +1
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70% confidenceResearchers developed a miniaturized microbial fuel cell with a three-dimensional graphene macroporous scaffold anode, achieving a record power density of over 10,000 W m⁻³. This innovative design integrates a free-standing graphene scaffold, enhancing the anode's surface area and electron transfer efficiency. The resulting system demonstrates exceptional performance, with a power density exceeding previous reports.
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We report a miniaturized microbial fuel cell, integrated with a 3D free-standing graphene scaffold, delivering a record high power density of 11 220 W m −3 .
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- Nanoscale
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- 2016