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28.02.2024

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Sathish-Kumar Kamaraj + weitere

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Englisch

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Erscheinungsdatum

28.02.2024

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Englisch

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978-1-394-17230-6

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  • Produktbild: Photosynthesis-Assisted Energy Generation

  • List of Contributors xv

    Preface xxi

    Acknowledgments xxiii

    Part I The Basic Principle and Fundamentals of Photosynthesis-Assisted Power Generation 1

    1 Introduction to Electron Transfer Mechanisms in Photosynthesis-Assisted Power Generation 3
    Nancy González Gamboa

    1.1 Introduction 3

    1.2 Electron Transfer Mechanism 4

    1.3 Photosynthesis in the Electron Transfer Mechanism 8

    1.4 Technologies In Which the Photosynthesis Process Can Be Applied for Energy Generation 12

    1.5 Future Vision of the Use of Photosynthesis in Energy Generation 15

    1.6 Conclusion 17

    2 Role of Functional Materials Involved in the Photosynthesis-Assisted Power Generation 21
    Manoj K. Srinivasan, Pratima B. Jayarm, Ravichandiran Ragunath, Briska Jifrina Premnath, Nalini Namasivayam, and Sathish-Kumar Kamaraj

    2.1 Introduction 21

    2.2 Plant-Mediated Microbial Fuel Cells 23

    2.3 Applications of PMFC technology 27

    2.4 Development of Electrodes and Membranes for Plant Microbial Fuel Cells 28

    2.5 Challenges and Future Perspective 41

    2.6 Conclusion 42

    3 An Overview of the Non-noble Electrocatalysts as Air Cathodes in Biocells 57
    Omar Francisco G. Vazquez and Ma. Del Rosario M. Virgen

    3.1 Introduction 57

    3.2 Operation and Structure of the Aerated Cathode 59

    3.3 Importance of Materials in the Construction of Catalytic Electrodes for Hydrogen Reduction 62

    3.4 Disadvantages of Noble Metal Electrocatalysts 63

    3.5 Synthesis of Non-noble Electrocatalysts and Their Performance 65

    3.6 Conclusions and Perspectives 70

    4 Configurations of Plant-Based Microbial Fuel Cell System and Its Impact on Power Density 77
    Mohnish M. Borker

    4.1 Introduction 77

    4.2 Operating Principle 78

    4.3 PMFC Configurations 79

    4.4 Cylindrical PMFC 82

    4.5 Conclusion 85

    5 The Critical Impact of Photosynthetic Pathway of Plants on the Performance of PMFC 87
    Julio C. Gómora-Hernández, Nicolas Flores-Álamo, L.A. Díaz-Colín, S. Ventura-Cruz, and Miriam J. Jiménez-Cedillo

    5.1 Introduction 87

    5.2 Brief History of PMFC 89

    5.3 Conformation of Conventional PMFC, Electrode Materials, and Basic Elements 90

    5.4 Bacterial Community 92

    5.5 Rhizodeposition Process and Photosynthetic Pathways 94

    5.6 The Role of C3, C4, and CAM Plants in PMFC 97

    5.7 The Role of Wetland and Drought-resistant Plants in PMFC 109

    5.8 Trends and Future Perspectives 110

    5.9 Conclusions 111

    Part II The Diversity of Photosynthesis-Assisted Power Generation 125

    6 Insights on Algae-based Microbial Fuel Cells 127
    Nivedha Jayaseelan, Vennila Lakshmanan, Kanimozhi Kaliyamoorthi, Olikkavi Subashchandrabose, Tani Carmel Raj, and Sathish-Kumar Kamaraj

    6.1 Introduction 127

    6.2 Algae-based Microbial Fuel Cells (AMFCs) 129

    6.3 The Implementation of Algae in MFCs 132

    6.4 The Wastewater Treatment Using Algae-assisted MFCs (AMFCs) 137

    6.5 Photosynthetic Algae Microbial Fuel Cell (PAMFC) 140

    6.6 Conclusion 143

    7 An Overview of Photosynthetic Bacteria-Based Microbial Fuel Cells 153
    Kuppurangan Gunaseelan, Moogambigai Sugumar, and Selvaraj Gajalakshmi

    7.1 Introduction 153

    7.2 Ecology, Metabolism, and Extracellular Electron Transport in OPB and APB 155

    7.3 Advantages of the APB over Algae and Cyanobacteria 162

    7.4 Optimization of Light Source for Sustainable Electricity Production 163

    7.5 Governing Factors and Bottlenecks of Photosynthetic Bacteria-Based Microbial Fuel Cells 167

    7.6 Conclusion 168

    8 The Development of Bryophyte Microbial Fuel Cell Systems 177
    Iryna Rusyn, Wilgince Apollon, and Soumya Ghosh

    8.1 Introduction 177

    8.2 Moss-Driven Microbial Fuel Cells 180

    8.3 ²ndoor Application of Moss-PMFC 184

    8.4 Bryophyte PMFC as a Source of Photosynthesis-Associated Energy Generation on Green Roofs 185

    8.5 Perspectives of Bryophyte PMFC 189

    8.6 Conclusions 190

    9 Duckweeds as Biocatalysts in Plant-based Biofuel Cell 199
    Yolina Hubenova and Mario Mitov

    9.1 Introduction to Plant-based Microbial Fuel Cells 199

    9.2 Biofuel Cells Using Aquatic Higher Plants as Anodic Biocatalysts 200

    9.3 Influence of the Electrode Polarization on the Plants' Metabolism 208

    9.4 Components of Photosynthetic Systems Involved in the Direct EET to the Anode 212

    9.5 Future Challenges and Concluding Remarks 216

    10 Low Power Voltage Acquisition System for Photosynthesis-Based Microbial Fuel Cells 221
    Victor A. Maldonado-Ruelas, Raúl A. Ortiz-Medina, Sathish-Kumar Kamaraj, Wilgince Apollon, and Marco A. Vázquez-Gutierrez

    10.1 Low Power Sources 221

    10.2 Voltage Acquisition System 224

    10.3 Field Application of the Acquisition System 232

    10.4 Conclusions 235

    Part III Lab-Scale and Infield Application of Photosynthesis-Based Microbial Fuel Cells 239

    11 Plant-Based-Microbial Fuel Cells for Bioremediation, Biosensing, and Plant Health Monitoring 241
    Roshan Regmi, Vinh Nguyen, and Ranjita Sapkota

    11.1 Introduction 241

    11.2 Bioelectricity Generation Using a Plant-based Microbial Fuel Cell 242

    11.3 PMFCs for Bioremediation 243

    11.4 PMFCs for Control of Biogas Emission 245

    11.5 PMFCs-based Sensors 247

    11.6 PMFCs for Plant Health Monitoring 247

    11.7 Design Criteria for Plant-based Microbial Fuel Cells 248

    11.8 Conclusion and Recommendation 251

    12 Progress and Recent Trends of Application of Low-energy Consuming Devices and IoT Based on Photosynthesis-assisted Power Generation 261
    Edith Osorio-de-la-Rosa, Mirna Valdez-Hernández, Rosa M. Woo-García, and Javier Vázquez-Castillo

    12.1 Introduction 261

    12.2 Promising Plants for Use as Energy Sources 263

    12.3 Understanding Energy Harvesting 267

    12.4 Low-consumption Electronic Devices for IoT Applications 268

    12.5 Precision Agriculture 275

    12.6 Conclusion and Future Perspectives 277

    13 Problems of Improving Organics, Ammonium and Phosphorus Treatment with Algal-assisted MFCs 285
    Nguyen Trung Hiep

    13.1 Introduction 285

    13.2 Components and Designs of Algal-assisted MFCs 286

    13.3 Factors Influencing the Performance of the Algal-assisted MFCs System 291

    13.4 Limitations and Future Perspectives of A-MFCs 299

    13.5 Conclusion 301

    14 Development and Achievements of Photo-bioelectrochemical Fuel Cell (PBFC) in Metal, Antibiotics, and Dyes Removal 311
    Anwesha Mukherjee

    14.1 Introduction 311

    14.2 Microorganisms Involved in Metal, Antibiotic and Dye Removal 313

    14.3 Mechanism of Toxic Compounds Removal Through Photo-Bioelectrochemical Fuel Cell (PBFC) 316

    14.4 Recent Developments in PBFC for Metal, Antibiotics, and Dye Removal 322

    14.5 Challenges and Future Outlook 326

    14.6 Conclusion 328

    15 Agriculture-based Crop in PMFCs for the Futuristic Sustainable Protected Agriculture 337
    Divya Shanmugavel, Omar Solorza-Feria, and Sathish-Kumar Kamaraj

    15.1 Introduction 337

    15.2 Challenges for Agriculture 339

    15.3 Development of Plant Microbial Fuel Cells 341

    15.4 Agriculture-Based Crops in PMFCs 343

    15.5 Development of Green Energy System to Promote Sustainable Agriculture 350

    15.6 Conclusion 351

    Part IV Sustainable Issues Associated with Photosynthesis-Assisted Power Generation 357

    16 An Overview of Sustainable Issues Associated with Bio-Assisted Power Generation Systems 359
    Lakshmipathy Muthukrishnan, Sathish-Kumar Kamaraj, Manuel Sánchez-Cárdenas, and Luis Antonio Sánchez-Olmos

    16.1 Introduction - Paradigm Shift toward Sustainability 359

    16.2 Sustainable Systems 360

    16.3 Challenges and Motivations 363

    16.4 Biological Solution 365

    16.5 Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) 366

    16.6 Composite Sustainability Indices (CSI) 367

    16.7 Construction of a CSI 368

    16.8 The Concept of Biorefinery and their Applications 370

    16.9 Biorefinery Technology 371

    16.10 Circular Economy 376

    16.11 Limitations 378

    16.12 Conclusions 378

    References 380

    Index 385