2011
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201006046
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Spektroelektrochemische In‐situ‐Untersuchung von elektrokatalytischen mikrobiellen Biofilmen mit oberflächenverstärkter Resonanz‐Raman‐Spektroskopie

Abstract: Metallreduzierende Bakterien spielen nicht nur in geochemischen Redoxkreisläufen eine Schlüsselrolle, [1] sondern sind darüber hinaus von zunehmenden Interesse aufgrund ihrer Relevanz für mikrobielle bioelektrochemische Systeme, einer zukunftsträchtigen nachhaltigen Technologie.[2] Dies liegt in der Fähigkeit der Bakterien begründet, Substrate wie Acetat zu oxidieren und die Elektronen an einen unlöslichen terminalen Elektronenakzeptor -wie eisenhaltige Mineralien oder die Anode eines mikrobiellen bioelektroch… Show more

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“…E 1/2 can be considered as the apparent equilibrium potential of sc-OMCs, representing the average of the macroscopic redox potentials of the individual OMCs that are centered at À280 and À360 mV ( Figure S1). [10] Furthermore, there were no time-dependent changes of the overall SERR intensity during the potential step experiments, which implied that the arrangement of the sc-OMCs with respect to the electrode remained unchanged ( Figure S2). The TR-SERR spectra did not reveal any indications of the involvement of intermediate states other than the ferric and the ferrous forms in their native bis-histidine ligated, six-coordinated, low-spin configurations that were already assigned to a mixed-culture-derived electroactive biofilm.…”
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“…E 1/2 can be considered as the apparent equilibrium potential of sc-OMCs, representing the average of the macroscopic redox potentials of the individual OMCs that are centered at À280 and À360 mV ( Figure S1). [10] Furthermore, there were no time-dependent changes of the overall SERR intensity during the potential step experiments, which implied that the arrangement of the sc-OMCs with respect to the electrode remained unchanged ( Figure S2). The TR-SERR spectra did not reveal any indications of the involvement of intermediate states other than the ferric and the ferrous forms in their native bis-histidine ligated, six-coordinated, low-spin configurations that were already assigned to a mixed-culture-derived electroactive biofilm.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…[10] Furthermore, there were no time-dependent changes of the overall SERR intensity during the potential step experiments, which implied that the arrangement of the sc-OMCs with respect to the electrode remained unchanged ( Figure S2). [10,17] The relaxation constant k relax = (0.06 AE 0.04) s À1 , obtained from the fitting of a single exponential function to the data, refers to the het-erogeneous ET with zero-driving force (h = 0 mV). [15,16] The spectra obtained at different delay times were subsequently subjected to a component analysis to extract the relative contributions of oxidized and reduced sc-OMCs, expressed as the molar fractions X Ox and X Red , respectively.…”
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