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Park et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Tailoring a highly conductive and super-hydrophilic electrode for biocatalytic performance of microbial electrolysis cells

Park et al., 2023

Document ID
503233991676814425
Author
Park S
Rhee C
Jadhav D
Eisa T
Al-Mayyahi R
Shin S
Abdelkareem M
Chae K
Publication year
Publication venue
Science of The Total Environment

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Bioelectrochemical hydrogen production via microbial electrolysis cells (MECs) has attracted attention as the next generation of technology for the hydrogen economy. MECs work by electrochemically active bacteria reducing organic compounds at the anode …
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