Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6367892 Water Research 2012 10 Pages PDF
Abstract
► An innovative reactor for in situ microbial electrolysis hydrogen production. ► The hydrogen production increased along with acetate and buffer concentration. ► Electron losses occurred both in hydrogen and electricity production processes. ► Alternate function exchange between the two cell units can inhibit methanogenesis. ► Same microbial community structures in the anodic biofilms of the two cell units.
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