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Electrochemical characterization of bioelectronic systems
Runštuková, Nikola ; Salyk, Ota (referee) ; Ehlich, Jiří (advisor)
The aim of this thesis was electrochemical characterization of 24 microbial fuel cells platform for high-throughput screening of electrogenic microorganisms and comparison of measured values across all the fuel cells. In the theoretical part, there is a description of electrogenic bacteria, which are essential for current genereation in microbial fuel cells, description of microbial fuel cells and methods used for their characterization. In experimental part, there is a description of assembly process of the platform and measurement process. The result of this thesis is characterization of the platform before and after inoculation using open-circuit potential measurement, continuous current measurement, cyclic voltametry, linear sweep voltametry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. Thanks to this methods the values of open-circuit potencial, maximum power and internal resistance were obtained and their distribution was compared. These performed experiments verified the correct function of presented fuel cell platform.
Electrochemical characterization of bioelectronic systems
Runštuková, Nikola ; Salyk, Ota (referee) ; Ehlich, Jiří (advisor)
The aim of this thesis was electrochemical characterization of 24 microbial fuel cells platform for high-throughput screening of electrogenic microorganisms and comparison of measured values across all the fuel cells. In the theoretical part, there is a description of electrogenic bacteria, which are essential for current genereation in microbial fuel cells, description of microbial fuel cells and methods used for their characterization. In experimental part, there is a description of assembly process of the platform and measurement process. The result of this thesis is characterization of the platform before and after inoculation using open-circuit potential measurement, continuous current measurement, cyclic voltametry, linear sweep voltametry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. Thanks to this methods the values of open-circuit potencial, maximum power and internal resistance were obtained and their distribution was compared. These performed experiments verified the correct function of presented fuel cell platform.

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