Evaluation of Chitosan-Derived Mixed-Matrix Membranes as Potential Separators in Bioelectrochemical Systems
Santiago Alvear Méndez, Raúl Bahamonde Soria, Daniel Arboleda, Carlos Cevallos +3
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Abstract
: Bioelectrochemical systems are energy-efficient devices that transform chemical energy into electrical energy or synthesize products of interest. These technologies make use of Nafion membranes that function as proton exchangers; however, these separators have some problems, such as fouling. Therefore, this research explores mixed-matrix membranes of chitosan and chitosan derivatives to determine their antimicrobial, anti-fouling, chemical stability and high-water retention properties. The results showed that these membranes could be good candidates to be used as separators in bioelectrochemical systems.
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- ECSOC 2024
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- 2024