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Self-powered cathodic detection of dissolved oxygen using a paper-based biofuel cell. [PDF]
RSC AdvShitanda I +5 more
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Polymers and Chemical Composition of Hardwood and Softwood (Bark, Sapwood, and Heartwood) for Biofuel Production: A Comprehensive Review. [PDF]
Polymers (Basel)Aniza R, Petrissans A, Petrissans M.
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Dataset on the influence of carbon dioxide (CO<sub>2</sub>) concentration and growth temperature on biomass productivity of chlorella micro-algae in green fuel synthesis. [PDF]
Data BriefJohnson FA.
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Flexible polymeric materials and wearable biosensors for smart diabetes mellitus diagnostics and monitoring. [PDF]
iScienceSaasa V, Gumede T, Msweli NT.
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Biomanufacturing and Scale‐Up: Pathways to Biochemicals, Biofuels, and Biomaterials
Microbial Biotechnology, Volume 19, Issue 8, August 2026.
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Extended lifetime biofuel cells
Chemical Society Reviews, 2008Over the last 40 years, researchers have been studying and improving enzymatic biofuel cells, but until the last five years, the technology was plagued by short active lifetimes (typically 8 hours to 7 days) that prohibited the commercial use of this technology.
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Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 2007
Enzyme-based biofuel cells possess several positive attributes for energy conversion, including renewable catalysts, flexibility of fuels (including renewables), and the ability to operate at room temperature. However, enzyme-based biofuel cells remain limited by short lifetimes, low power densities and inefficient oxidation of fuels.
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Enzyme-based biofuel cells possess several positive attributes for energy conversion, including renewable catalysts, flexibility of fuels (including renewables), and the ability to operate at room temperature. However, enzyme-based biofuel cells remain limited by short lifetimes, low power densities and inefficient oxidation of fuels.
Shelley D, Minteer +2 more
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Journal of Materials Chemistry B, 2018
This article describes the first example of edible energy harvesting biofuel cells, based solely on highly biocompatible and ingestible food materials.
Itthipon Jeerapan +5 more
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This article describes the first example of edible energy harvesting biofuel cells, based solely on highly biocompatible and ingestible food materials.
Itthipon Jeerapan +5 more
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Flexible, layered biofuel cells
Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2013Similar to conventional electrolyte batteries, biofuel cells often need to be stacked in order to boost their single cell voltage (
Takeo, Miyake +3 more
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