Review of high-performance biocathode using stainless steel and carbon-based materials in Microbial Fuel Cell for electricity and water treatment
Biocathode application in Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is a promising alternative for sustainable energy production. This recognition is due to its low construction and operation costs as well as the utilization of microbial metabolism in assisting power generation. One of the most crucial factors cont...
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