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揭示微生物海水淡化细胞中多离子去除的协同机制:离子转移,电化学行为和微生物反应

Chongtao Liu1, Ran Ju1, Chunxiao Han2

  • 1Institute of Urban Agriculture, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Chengdu 610213, China.

Bioresource technology
|September 8, 2025
PubMed
概括

微生物海水淡化电池 (MDC) 能够有效地从废水中去除97%以上的盐. 不同的离子配置会影响性能,多价值离子会带来诸如缩放和生物污染等挑战,影响淡化和生物能源回收.

关键词:
电化学行为 电化学行为离子转移 离子转移 离子转移微生物社区的微生物社区.微生物海水淡化细胞的使用.多离子盐度多离子盐度

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