Chlorophytum rhizosphere, a suitable environment for electroactive biofilm development
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DOI: 10.1007/s13399-020-00615-2
Abstract: The electroactivity of Chlorophytum rhizospheric soil using imposed potential chronoamperometry and a characteristic cyclic voltammetry was demonstrated in the present work. Five different polarizations were tested: − 0.3, − 0.155, 0, + 0.155, and + 0.3 V/SCE. The current density… read more here.
Keywords: 155 sce; environment electroactive; chlorophytum; suitable environment ... See more keywords
Magnet-assisted rapid and controllable construction of an electroactive biofilm for microbial current generation
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jpowsour.2018.09.089
Abstract: Abstract Artificial electroactive biofilms have been developed as potential alternative to natural biofilms because the fabrication of them is simple, rapid, standardized and controllable. However, the construction of artificial electroactive biofilms usually involves cell dry… read more here.
Keywords: construction; artificial electroactive; biofilm; electroactive biofilm ... See more keywords
Prophage Induction Causes Geobacter Electroactive Biofilm Decay.
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.2c08443
Abstract: Sustaining a metabolically active electroactive biofilm (EAB) is essential for the high efficiency and durable operation of microbial fuel cells (MFCs). However, EABs usually decay during long-term operation, and, until now, the causes remain unknown.… read more here.
Keywords: electroactive biofilm; prophage; decay; eab ... See more keywords
Layered Design of a Highly Repeatable Electroactive Biofilm for a Standardized Biochemical Oxygen Demand Sensor.
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DOI: 10.1021/acssensors.3c00583
Abstract: Microbial electrochemical sensors are promising to monitor bioavailable organics in real environments, but their application is restricted by the unpredictable performance of the electroactive biofilm (EAB), which is randomly acclimated from environmental microflora. With a… read more here.
Keywords: electroactive biofilm; oxygen demand; biochemical oxygen; oxygen ... See more keywords