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IDENTIFYING CONTROLS ON THE BIODEGRADATION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER TO INFORM MICROBIAL FUEL CELL APPLICATIONS
Microbial fuel cells (MFCs) harness dissolved organic matter (DOM) biodegradation to generate power. To evaluate effects of DOM source, nutrients (nitrate and phosphate), and oxygen on DOM biodegradation, we conducted 4-day DOM biodegradation experiments with water and sediments from the Chesapeake
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