Microbial Fuel Cell for Bioenergy Generation
Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) is an emerging biotechnology that converts organic matter into electrical energy with the help of microorganisms. This technology not only aids clean energy production but is also useful in wastewater treatment.
What is a Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC)?
- A Microbial Fuel Cell is a bio-electrochemical system where microorganisms (such as bacteria, yeast, algae) oxidize organic materials (like wastewater, agricultural residues), releasing electrons in the process.
- These electrons flow through an electrode (anode) into a circuit, generating an electric current.
Working Principle
- At the Anode: Microbes oxidize organic matter and transfer electrons to the anode.
- At the Cathode: ....
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