D'aigües residuals industrials a hidrogen verd amb cel·les d'electròlisi microbiana

Oscar Guerrero-Sodric; Juan Antonio Baeza Labat; Albert Guisasola

D'aigües residuals industrials a hidrogen verd amb cel·les d'electròlisi microbiana

Translated title of the contribution: From industrial wastewater to green hydrogen with microbial electrolysis cells

Oscar Guerrero-Sodric, Juan Antonio Baeza Labat, Albert Guisasola

Department of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering
Grup de Tractament Biologic i Valorització d'efluents Liquids i Gasosos. Eliminació de Nutrients, Olors i compostos organics Volatils. GENOCOV

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The GENOCOV research group investigates microbial electrolysis cells, systems that treat wastewater while generating resources. One of the key practical aspects in the performance and feasibility of these systems is the cathode material, where hydrogen is generated. In this study, they have tested nickel foam as a cathode for the first time and have achieved the highest hydrogen production ever recorded on a pilot scale.

Translated title of the contribution	From industrial wastewater to green hydrogen with microbial electrolysis cells
Original language	Catalan
Pages (from-to)	0001-2
Number of pages	2
Journal	UAB Divulga
Publication status	Published - 2024

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D'aigües residuals industrials a hidrogen verd amb cel·les d'electròlisi microbiana

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