Composite materials for polymer electrolyte membrane microbial fuel cells
2015
Antolini, Ermete
Recently, the feasibility of using composite metal–carbon, metal–polymer, polymer–carbon, polymer–polymer and carbon–carbon materials in microbial fuel cells (MFCs) has been investigated. These materials have been tested as MFC anode catalyst (microorganism) supports, cathode catalysts and membranes. These hybrid materials, possessing the properties of each component, or even with a synergistic effect, would present improved characteristics with respect to the bare components. In this paper we present an overview of the use of these composite materials in microbial fuel cells. The characteristics of the composite materials as well as their effect on MFC performance were compared with those of the individual component and/or the conventionally used materials.
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