Presentation 2013-12-17
High Power Density Enzymatic Biofiiel Cells using Glucose as a Fuel
Takanori TAMAKI, Takeo YAMAGUCHI,
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Abstract(in English) Enzymatic biofuel cells utilize enzymes as catalysts to convert the chemical energy of fuels into electricity. Increases in the power density, especially current density, will make biofuel cells an attractive alternative to rechargeable batteries for powering portable devices used near the body, because biofuel cells can use nontoxic fuels such as glucose. To realize a high current density, we graft-polymerized redox polymers onto a carbon black surface, and constructed a high-surface-area three-dimensional electrode to reduce an electron conduction distance in the redox polymer, thus overcoming the rate-limiting step of the electron diffusion through redox polymers.
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Keyword(in English) Biofuel cells / Enzyme / Graft polymerization / Redox polymer / Systematic material design
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Title (in English) High Power Density Enzymatic Biofiiel Cells using Glucose as a Fuel
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Keyword(1) Biofuel cells
Keyword(2) Enzyme
Keyword(3) Graft polymerization
Keyword(4) Redox polymer
Keyword(5) Systematic material design
1st Author's Name Takanori TAMAKI
1st Author's Affiliation Chemical Resources Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Takeo YAMAGUCHI
2nd Author's Affiliation Chemical Resources Laboratory, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Date 2013-12-17
Paper # OME2013-83
Volume (vol) vol.113
Number (no) 358
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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