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Screening of separator-catholyte pairs for microbial electrolysis cells operated with low buffer-capacity wastewater
Microbial Electrolysis Cells (MECs) can treat wastewater and produce hydrogen, but often require a separator between the chambers. The challenges in the efficient separation of reactants and products lie in avoiding pH imbalance, maintaining low ohmic resistance, and minimizing biofouling and crosso
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