ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2017
Syntrophic association and performance of Clostridium, Desulfovibrio, Aeromonas and Tetrathiobacter as anodic biocatalysts for bioelectricity generation in dual chamber microbial fuel cell.
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Abstract
Anode chamber of a dual chamber microbial fuel cell (MFC) having raw landfill leachate was inoculated with consortium of sulphate-reducing bacteria (SRB) and sulphide-oxidizing bacteria (SOB) to study the phylogenetic architecture, function and mutualism of anolyte community developed in the reactor. Enriched microbial community was analysed with the help of Illumina MiSeq and indicated the dominance of Firmicutes (41.4%), Clostridia (36.4%) and Clostridium (12.9%) at phylum, class and genus level, respectively. Clostridium was associated with fermentation as well as transfer of electrons to the electrode mediated by ferredoxin. Desulfovibrio (6.7%), Aeromonas (6.6%) and Tetrathiobacter (9.8%) were SRB-SOB associated with direct electron transfer to the electrode. Community analysis disclosed a syntrophic association among novel Firmicutes and Proteobacteria species for bioelectricity generation and degradation of organic matter. Complete removal of chemical oxygen demand was observed from landfill leachate within 3 days of inoculation. Lower oxidative slope and polarization resistance revealed from Tafel analysis backed the feasibility of electron transfer from microbes to anodic electrode and thus development of efficient anode-respiring community. Following enrichment and stabilization of the anodic community, maximum power density achieved was 9.15 W/m
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