The increased requirement of potable water led to the development of efficient desalination
technologies such as reverse osmosis membranes, which are currently mass-manufactured …

Microbial desalination cells (MDCs) have been experimentally proven as a versatile
bioelectrochemical system (BES). They have the potential to alleviate environmental …

Microbial desalination cells (MDCs) are a new, energy-sustainable method for using organic
matter in wastewater as the energy source for desalination. The electric potential gradient …

Microbial desalination cell (MDC) is an emerging bio-electrochemical system technology
used for wastewater decontamination, seawater desalination, and co-energy production …

The modern society's sustainable development and the ever-increasing population growth
are facing the serious challenge of shortage in water resources. The solution to this global …

The rapid growth in population has increased the demand for potable water. Available
technologies for its generation are the desalination of sea water through reverse osmosis …

Shortage of potable water is the driving force behind desalination practices mainly
performed by conventional thermal and membrane-based technologies. However …

Saline water such as seawater or brackish water is a potential source for drinking water or
for non-potable applications, but the existing desalination techniques are energy intensive …

Seawater could be a potential source of freshwater to manage the intensified demand of
drinking water for new generations. The recent techniques for desalination and wastewater …

The microbial desalination cell (MDC) is a newly-developed technology which integrates the
microbial fuel cell (MFC) process and electrodialysis for wastewater treatment, water …