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A theoretical study of methanol oxidation mechanisms by methanol dehydrogenase enzymes for fuel cell applications
Enzymes are considered for electrochemical generation of power in fuel cells. Methanol dehydrogenase (MDH) is one such enzyme, which has been used as an anodic catalyst for a methanol-fed biofuel cell producing enough power for small electronic device applications. In practice, however, there are po
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