Microbial Fuel Cell Technology - Mane, Rohit Shankar
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Industrialization, population explosion and urbanization applies load on present reticent fossil fuels bringing on an inevitable state globally leading to "Energy Crisis". Natural resources like coal and petroleum are restricted and soon will be exhausted with raising energy insist which will influence any nation's economy and will hold up its development. Microbial fuel cells (MFCs), a device in which microbes act as catalyst in degrading the organic matter to generate electricity by oxidizing simple compounds such as glucose or complex organic matter in wastewater, represent a new and…mehr

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Industrialization, population explosion and urbanization applies load on present reticent fossil fuels bringing on an inevitable state globally leading to "Energy Crisis". Natural resources like coal and petroleum are restricted and soon will be exhausted with raising energy insist which will influence any nation's economy and will hold up its development. Microbial fuel cells (MFCs), a device in which microbes act as catalyst in degrading the organic matter to generate electricity by oxidizing simple compounds such as glucose or complex organic matter in wastewater, represent a new and promising approach for generating power. Given the world's limited supply of fossil fuels and fossil fuels' impact on climate change, the potential of MFC technology's to create renewable, carbon-neutral energy has generated tremendous interest around the world.
Autorenporträt
Rohit Shankar Mane est titulaire d'une licence, d'une maîtrise et d'un doctorat en microbiologie de l'Inde. Il a publié 3 livres internationaux et plus de 20 articles de recherche. Il a participé à plus de 56 conférences, ateliers, séminaires et concours nationaux et internationaux. Il est un travailleur social actif. Il a reçu de nombreux prix, dont celui du meilleur article de recherche en 2017 décerné par MARC.