On 01/25/2015 09:22 AM, Lee Nelson wrote:
> Here is how the electricity can be generated.
Hmm..the low power sensor net stuff I am developing aligns with those
microbial degradation electric systems...
"A new one-compartment fuel cell was composed of a rubber bunged bottle with a center-inserted anode and a window-mounted cathode
containing an internal, proton-permeable porcelain layer. This fuel cell design was less expensive and more practical than the
conventional two-compartment system, "
The anode sounds like the porous porcelain material used in hiking stream water purifiers...and you get to use cyclic
voltammetry to quantify your results -- fun!
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