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Magnetically recoverable bagasse-activated carbon composite anodes for sediment microbial fuel cells: enhanced performance in chromium-contaminated soil remediation.
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With the increase in the use of chromium-containing products and the discharge of industrial wastes, the phenomenon of soil chromium pollution is becoming increasingly serious. Sediment microbial fuel cells (SMFCs) can be used for soil remediation In this study, the effect of SMFCs on the remediation of chromium-contaminated soil was studied. Furthermore, in order to improve the repair effect, composite electrodes were investigated as anodes to evaluate their impact on SMFC performance, with graphite felts used as a cathode. The composite electrodes were conductive bagasse-activated carbon (CBAC) composite electrode and magnetized conductive bagasse-activated carbon (MCBAC) composite electrode. An SMFC experimental group (CBAC anode denoted as SMFC-1 and MCBAC anode denoted as SMFC-2) and a control group (graphite felt anode denoted as SMFC-3) were constructed. Results showed that after activation pyrolysis, the material had an obvious pore structure, the specific surface area increased, and the surface functional groups were abundant. However, in order to improve the recovery of electrode materials, magnetization was performed on CBAC. After magnetic modification, the addition of iron oxide (γ-Fe
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