Architecture Engineering of Hierarchically Porous Chitosan/Vacuum-Stripped Graphene Scaffold as Bioanode for High Performance Microbial Fuel Cell

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The bioanode is the defining feature of microbial fuel cell (MFC) technology and often limits its performance. In the current work, we report the engineering of a novel hierarchically porous architecture as an efficient bioanode, consisting of biocompatible chitosan and vacuum-stripped graphene (CHI/VSG). With the hierarchical pores and unique VSG, an optimized bioanode delivered a remarkable maximum power density of 1530 mW m<sup>–2</sup> in a mediator-less MFC, 78 times higher than a carbon cloth anode

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