Modelling potential/current distribution in microbial electrochemical systems shows how the optimal bioanode architecture depends on electrolyte conductivity

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Iron-Nicarbazin derived platinum group metal-free electrocatalyst in scalable-size air-breathing cathodes for microbial fuel cells.

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Modelling potential/current distribution in microbial electrochemical systems shows how the optimal bioanode architecture depends on electrolyte conductivity

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Monica Viaplana Gaig

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Raphael Rousseau

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Rémy Lacroix

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10.1039/C4CP02177K

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Alain Bergel

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