Waste to Watts : Microbial Fuel Cell

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Convert food waste to power, GreenGreen!

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Froggy Jumps Waste to Watts : Microbial Fuel CellOnline version Convert food waste to power, GreenGreen! by YPS BIOVOLT 1 What is the main role of a microbial fuel cell (MFC)? a Convert chemical energy from organic matter into electricity b Store energy chemically inside the fuel cell c Filter toxins from wastewater 2 What acts as the fuel in an MFC using food waste? a Organic matter from the waste b Inert mineral salts c Oxygen in the air 3 Which part of an MFC contains the bacteria that decompose the waste? a Anode part b Cathode part c External reactor 4 What is typically produced at the anode in an MFC? a Electrons and protons from the organic matter b Oxygen gas c Heat only 5 Why is the multimeter used in this project? a To measure voltage b To heat the Microbial Fuel Cell c To produce bacteria 6 Why is food waste a good substrate for MFCs? a High organic content that microbes can oxidize b It is inert and non-reactive c It has no odor and is sterile 7 Why was food waste selected as the material to be decomposed? a Food waste turns into metal. b Food waste removes all microorganisms. c Food waste produces electrons for electricity generation. 8 Which two components are essential for electricity generation in an MFC? a Anode and cathode b Ignition source and magnet c Filter membrane and reactor 9 What is the typical role of the cathode in an MFC? a Store electrical energy b Provide food for bacteria c Accept electrons and reduce an oxidant 10 What is a potential environmental benefit of MFCs using food waste? a Increase pesticide use b Consume more fresh water c Reduce landfill waste while generating electricity

Froggy Jumps

Waste to Watts : Microbial Fuel CellOnline version

Convert food waste to power, GreenGreen!

by YPS BIOVOLT

What is the main role of a microbial fuel cell (MFC)?

Convert chemical energy from organic matter into electricity

Store energy chemically inside the fuel cell

Filter toxins from wastewater

What acts as the fuel in an MFC using food waste?

Organic matter from the waste

Inert mineral salts

Oxygen in the air

Which part of an MFC contains the bacteria that decompose the waste?

Anode part

Cathode part

External reactor

What is typically produced at the anode in an MFC?

Electrons and protons from the organic matter

Oxygen gas

Heat only

Why is the multimeter used in this project?

To measure voltage

To heat the Microbial Fuel Cell

To produce bacteria

Why is food waste a good substrate for MFCs?

High organic content that microbes can oxidize

It is inert and non-reactive

It has no odor and is sterile

Why was food waste selected as the material to be decomposed?

Food waste turns into metal.

Food waste removes all microorganisms.

Food waste produces electrons for electricity generation.

Which two components are essential for electricity generation in an MFC?

Anode and cathode

Ignition source and magnet

Filter membrane and reactor

What is the typical role of the cathode in an MFC?

Store electrical energy

Provide food for bacteria

Accept electrons and reduce an oxidant

What is a potential environmental benefit of MFCs using food waste?

Increase pesticide use

Consume more fresh water

Reduce landfill waste while generating electricity

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Waste to Watts : Microbial Fuel CellOnline version

by YPS BIOVOLT

What is the main role of a microbial fuel cell (MFC)?

What acts as the fuel in an MFC using food waste?

Which part of an MFC contains the bacteria that decompose the waste?

What is typically produced at the anode in an MFC?

Why is the multimeter used in this project?

Why is food waste a good substrate for MFCs?

Why was food waste selected as the material to be decomposed?

Which two components are essential for electricity generation in an MFC?

What is the typical role of the cathode in an MFC?

What is a potential environmental benefit of MFCs using food waste?

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