microbial reverse electrolysis cell (MRC)

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A type of microbial fuel cell that generates electricity by consuming hydrogen gas and treats water, producing clean water as a byproduct.

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Pennsylvania State University

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Pennsylvania State University

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Microbial fuel cells

Fuel cells that use bacteria as catalysts to produce hydrogen gas, which is then used to generate electricity. In this application, the hydrogen also provides buoyancy control.

microbial reverse electrolysis cell (MRC)

A specific type of microbial fuel cell developed by Penn State researchers that generates electricity by consuming hydrogen gas and treats water.

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Development of a microbial reverse electrolysis cell (MRC) for water treatment and energy generation

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Pennsylvania State researchers create microbial fuel cell that could bring clean water to impoverished communities around the world

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