The ever-increasing global energy crisis, environmental degradation and climate change
issues impacted by excessive consumption of fossil fuels (FFs) are pushing the world to find …

Saltwater desalination has become a highly demanded technique for the production of clean
water. As a result of the growing population of the world, the demand for healthy water for …

A microbial reverse-electrodialysis (MREC) cell uses the exchange of ions between two
solutions with varying salinities to produce electricity. It functions by using microorganisms to …

First studies on electrochemical devices converting chemical energy of neutralization into
electricity–neutralization (or acid-base) flow batteries (NFB)-are dated 70s, but at the time …

The growing global energy demand drives the need to develop new clean energy
technologies. In this context, microbial fuel cells (MFC) are one of the emerging technologies …

Electrodialysis (ED) is an electrochemical separation process mainly applied for water
desalination. Simultaneously, hydrogen can be generated at the electrodes by a water …

Microbial electrochemical technologies (METs) holds promise for converting waste into
electrical power and hydrogen generation. Transitioning from lab to real-world applications …

Conventional microbial electrolysis cell (MEC) for treating nitrobenzene (NB) suffers from
insufficient mass transfer, leading to low removal efficiency. Electrochemical filtration (EF) …

This chapter provides an overview of advanced physicochemical techniques (APCTs) used
in wastewater treatment, highlighting their principles, applications, and recent …