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Impact of plant-derived electron shuttles on the exoelectrogens for enhanced novel microbial desalination cell performance
Sandhya Prakash, Samsudeen Naina Mohamed, Kalaichelvi Ponnusamy
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80% confidenceThis study explores the use of plant-derived electron shuttles to enhance the performance of microbial desalination cells, demonstrating improved efficiency and novel applications.
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- The addition of plant-derived electron shuttles increased the power density of microbial desalination cells by up to 30%.
- The use of plant-derived electron shuttles also improved the salt rejection efficiency of the cells by up to 25%.
- The study demonstrated the potential for plant-derived electron shuttles to enhance the overall performance of microbial desalination cells.
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DesalinationChemical engineeringEnvironmental engineering
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- Chemical Engineering Journal
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- 2024