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Implementation of upscaled microbial fuel cells for optimized net energy benefit in wastewater treatment systems

Leininger, Aaron, Wing-Mei Ko, Mark Ramirez, and Birthe Kjellerup V. 2019. “Implementation of Upscaled Microbial Fuel Cells for Optimized Net Energy Benefit in Wastewater Treatment Systems”. Journal of Environmental Engineering 145 (5): 04019020.
Last updated on 09/10/2026

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