Biochemical fuel cell with multiple chambers and enzymes for glucose oxidation.
A biol. fuel cell comprises of a first and second chambers contg. a solvent and a permeable wall sepg. the two chambers, in which a first electrode is in the first chamber and a second electrode is in the second chamber. A first redox cell includes a first oxidant and a first reducing agent that take part in the initial oxido-redn., leasing to an electron exchange with the first electrode. A second redox cell includes a second oxidant and a second reducing agent that takes part in subsequent oxido-redn. reactions, leading to the exchange of electrons with the second electrode. The wall is impermeable with the first and second redox cells. Enzymes or first micro-organisms are present in the first or second chambers and support third oxido-redn. reactions that lead to the transformation of a first substance to provide a second substance in solvent of the first and second chambers. [on SciFinder(R)]
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- Titre
- Biochemical fuel cell with multiple chambers and enzymes for glucose oxidation.
- Type de publication
- Brevet
- Année de publication
- 2009
- Auteurs
- Pellissier, Aymeric, Gondran Chantal, Lenouvel Francois, Cinquin Philippe, Cosnier Serge, and Mathe Stephane.
- Patent Number
- WO 2009136092 A1
Soumis le 23 mai 2018