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Microbial fuel cells & bioelectrochemical systems

Electrogenic bacteria oxidize organic matter at the anode and pass electrons to an external circuit, converting wastewater, soil or plant root exudates directly into low-voltage direct current.

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Electrogenic bacteria oxidize organic matter at an anode and hand off electrons to an external circuit, turning wastewater, soil or plant root exudate directly into low-grade DC electricity — a technology direction opposite to microbial electrosynthesis, generating power from waste rather than …

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