Modification of carbon felt anodes using double-oxidant HNO 3 /H 2 O 2 for application in microbial fuel cells
Yu Zhao, Yan Ma, Ting Li, Zhishuai Dong, Yuxue Wang
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Yu Zhao, Yan Ma, Ting Li, Zhishuai Dong, Yuxue Wang
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, which was 51.1% higher than MFC-4. Increases of oxygen-containing functional groups on the modified anodes favored the adsorption and growth of bacteria and acceleration of electron transport between the electrode and bacteria. Thus, the electrochemical characteristics of MFCs employing these anodes were improved.
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, which was 51.1% higher than MFC-4. Increases of oxygen-containing functional groups on the modified anodes favored the adsorption and growth of bacteria and acceleration of electron transport between the electrode and bacteria. Thus, the electrochemical characteristics of MFCs employing these anodes were improved.
Key concepts: Microbial fuel cell, Anode, Carbon fibers, Chemistry, Fuel cells, Materials science, Chemical engineering, Electrode