Enhancement of bioelectricity production from soil microbial fuel cell (SMFC) by additional glucose, nutrient broth and escherichia coli bacteria
Soil Microbial Fuel Cell (SMFC) is a device that using bacteria in soils as a biocatalyst. These bacteria, called exoelectrogenic bacteria are oxidizing organic substrates to release electrons, which then harvested in an external circuit to produce bioelectricity. Despite all the potential, the bioe...
Main Authors: | Raiyan Saleh, Shahirah, Abd. Jalil, Nur Kamilah, Asli, Umi Aisah, Khamis, Aidee Kamal, Johari, Anwar, Nor Majid, Nadzreeq, Sasongko, Nugroho A., Ramadhan, Wisnu |
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UKM Press
2019
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