Set up of a Microbial Fuel Cell for the Treatment of a Garden Compost Leachate: Impact of the External Polarizing Electric Resistance Upon the Chemical Oxygen Demand Removal
Imene Laaz,
Mostefa Kameche,
Christophe Innocent
Abstract:Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) are new and growing renewable energy devices. They transform chemical products into electricity with the help of microorganisms (enzymes, bacteria, microbes, etc.) acting as biocatalysts. They are nowadays displaying technological development since they concomitant simultaneously the wastewater treatment and the electric power generation. These two novelties incite researchers in the field, the utilization of this promising technology. As a matter of fact, a bioelectrochemical fuel … Show more
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