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A battery composed of a polypyrrole cathode and a magnesium alloy anode—Toward a bioelectric battery

Kong et al., 2012

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8627237887533116426
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Kong Y
Wang C
Yang Y
Too C
Wallace G
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Synthetic Metals

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A bioelectric battery can be implanted into the human body and relies on oxygen in the internal body fluid to produce electrical energy. In this work, a battery that uses polypyrrole doped with a biological polyelectrolyte (dextran sulfate, an anti-coagulant) as the cathode …
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