Nasser A. M. Barakat

Jeju National University

South Korea

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A super-effective novel 3D carbon nanofiber-based anode for micro-sized microbial fuel cells is reported. The power density generated from the proposed micro-sized MFC was 8100 mW m −2 . The fabrication method is simple and applicable.

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Hak Yong Kim

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Jeju National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Khalil Abdelrazek Khalil

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

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Nasser A. M. Barakat

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Graphitized corncob 3D Biomass‒driven anode for high performance batch and continuous modes Air‒Cathode microbial fuel cells working by domestic wastewater

TiO2 NPs-immobilized silica granules: New insight for nano catalyst fixation for hydrogen generation and sustained wastewater treatment

Synthesis of TiO2-incorporated activated carbon as an effective Ion electrosorption material

Carbon Nanofiber Double Active Layer and Co-Incorporation as New Anode Modification Strategies for Power-Enhanced Microbial Fuel Cells

Three-dimensional carbon nanofiber-based anode for high generated current and power from air-cathode micro-sized MFC

Extraction of Novel Effective Nanocomposite Photocatalyst from Corn Stalk for Water Photo Splitting under Visible Light Radiation

H3PO4/KOH Activation Agent for High Performance Rice Husk Activated Carbon Electrode in Acidic Media Supercapacitors

CdTiO3-NPs incorporated TiO2 nanostructure photocatalyst for scavenger-free water splitting under visible radiation

Electro-oxidation of tri(ammonium) phosphate: New hydrogen source compatible with Ni-based electro-catalysts

Facile synthesis of Ni-incorporated and nitrogen-doped reduced graphene oxide as an effective electrode material for tri(ammonium) phosphate electro-oxidation

Facile synthesis of Ni-incorporated and nitrogen-doped reduced graphene oxide as an effective electrode material for tri(ammonium) phosphate electro-oxidation

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Hak Yong Kim

Khalil Abdelrazek Khalil

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