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Chemical engineering journal, v.343, 2018년, pp.258 - 269
Narayanasamy, Saranya (Corresponding author.) , Jayaprakash, Jayapriya
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Abstract High internal resistance that reduces the power produced in the microbial fuel cells (MFCs) is mainly due to the low electron transfer between the bacterial catalysts and the anode/cathode. In this study, a bulk modified Graphite Polyester composite electrodes (GPECE) doped with metal salt...
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