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Microbial Fuel Cell Performance as a Function of Microbial Catalyst and Different Oxidants at the Cathode
Lewis Hsu, Orianna Bretschger, Kenneth Nealson, Florian Mansfeld
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70% confidenceThis study investigates the performance of microbial fuel cells (MFCs) using different microbial catalysts and oxidants at the cathode, with results showing improved performance with certain combinations.
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- MFC
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Key findings
- Different microbial catalysts significantly impact MFC performance, with some showing higher power density than others.
- The use of certain oxidants at the cathode, such as potassium permanganate, improves MFC performance compared to others.
- The combination of specific microbial catalysts and oxidants at the cathode results in optimal MFC performance.
Keywords
Microbial fuel cellCathodeCatalysisFunction (biology)Chemical engineering
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- ECS Meeting Abstracts
- Year
- 2008