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A review on the effect of bio-electrodes on denitrification and organic matter removal processes in bio-electrochemical systems

Mook et al., 2013

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9950829321848276188
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Mook W
Aroua M
Chakrabarti M
Noor I
Irfan M
Low C
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Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

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The main factor that determines the success of a bio-electrochemical system (BES) is the bio- electrode. This paper reviews the direct as well as mediated electron transfer mechanisms in bio-electrodes. Some discussions on their influence upon the performance of microbial fuel …
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