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High performance activated carbon/carbon cloth cathodes for microbial fuel cells

Janicek et al., 2015

Document ID
2676437809548609023
Author
Janicek A
Gao N
Fan Y
Liu H
Publication year
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Fuel Cells

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Replacing precious metal catalysts by inexpensive activated carbon (AC) is a breakthrough in microbial fuel cell (MFC) cathode fabrication. In this study, AC powders made from bamboo, peat, coal, coconut, and hardwood sources are evaluated in terms of their …
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