Our study is about the low-cost construction of MFCs and one of our problems is determining which electrolyte would be best suited for our set-up, with the use of 250 mL mason jars as chamber materials, copper wire as connectors for electrodes, PPR pipes (with jute fibers) as salt bridge, E. coli as microbes, and graphite felt & aluminum as electrodes.
We have no idea how to determine which of the suggested low-cost electrolytes are better than others. Is there an independent procedure for testing electrolyte performance without using the set-ups or do we really need to test the electrolyte with the MFC and check its performance as a whole?
Please help us. We need this to graduate.
We thank you sir Curtis Guild
for giving us your ideas that we could consider in evaluating our electrolyte to be used in our future MFCs. We will try to find related studies on the methods we could use and we hope we could find some. :)We might give follow-up questions in case we will encounter problems in the methods. Thank you :)
Sir Curtis Guild
,Does electrochemical stability analysis involve the use of tests such as Chronoamperometry and Cyclic Voltammetry? If not, what tests would you suggest to perform?
Thank you in advance.
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