A bacterium can generate electricity from mud and waste
fuel cells which use microorganisms to convert chemical energy to electrical energy are seen as one of the future sources of clean power. But the capacity of such cells to generate electricity is very low. Researchers knew of microbes that can extract electricity from mud and wastewater. They have now found a way by which they can increase the microbes
Technology Partners: MimirTech
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