Abstract:Microbial Electrolysis Cells (MECs) is an emerging hydrogen production technology that can potentially purify wastewater at anode and simultaneously produce hydrogen at cathode. Development of low-cost and high-efficiency catalyst toward...
“…To expand the applicability of MECs, it is necessary to study wastewater treatment and energy generation under different pH conditions. 21,22 In addition, Rago et al showed that the hydrogen production performance of microbial electrolytic cells under alkaline conditions was nearly 1.2 times that under neutral conditions. 23 Therefore, it has great prospects to configure asymmetric neutral alkaline MECs with bases as catholytes to optimize the environmental conditions of the cathode and further improve the performance of MECs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To expand the applicability of MECs, it is necessary to study wastewater treatment and energy generation under different pH conditions. 21,22 In addition, Rago et al…”
The emerging microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) is of great potential for energy recovery from wastewater as hydrogen, while the application of MECs faces challenges of expensive cathodic catalysts and unfavorable...
“…To expand the applicability of MECs, it is necessary to study wastewater treatment and energy generation under different pH conditions. 21,22 In addition, Rago et al showed that the hydrogen production performance of microbial electrolytic cells under alkaline conditions was nearly 1.2 times that under neutral conditions. 23 Therefore, it has great prospects to configure asymmetric neutral alkaline MECs with bases as catholytes to optimize the environmental conditions of the cathode and further improve the performance of MECs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To expand the applicability of MECs, it is necessary to study wastewater treatment and energy generation under different pH conditions. 21,22 In addition, Rago et al…”
The emerging microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) is of great potential for energy recovery from wastewater as hydrogen, while the application of MECs faces challenges of expensive cathodic catalysts and unfavorable...
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