Bioresource Technology
 2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.biortech.2023.129072
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Lignocellulose reconstituted shape-controllable self-supporting carbonaceous capacitance-anodes with high electron transfer rates for high-performance microbial electrochemical system

Pinpin Yang
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Yaqian Gao
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Lefei Xue
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Fe-N doping boosts the performance of extracellular electron transfer from lignocellulose reconstruction-based microbe-electrode in microbial electrochemical systems

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