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    This document provides an overview of bio-batteries. It discusses that bio-batteries are energy storage devices that use organic or inorganic compounds as substrate materials to generate electrical energy via enzymes or microorganisms. The history of bio-batteries is traced back to 1912 with the first microbial fuel cell. Key components of bio-batteries include an anode, cathode, electrolyte, and separator. Glucose is commonly used as fuel, undergoing enzymatic hydrolysis to produce protons and electrons. While offering advantages like being quick-charging and eco-friendly, bio-batteries currently have limitations like lower energy retention that researchers continue working to improve.

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    This document provides an overview of bio-batteries. It discusses that bio-batteries are energy storage devices that use organic or inorganic compounds as substrate materials to generate electrical energy via enzymes or microorganisms. The history of bio-batteries is traced back to 1912 with the first microbial fuel cell. Key components of bio-batteries include an anode, cathode, electrolyte, and separator. Glucose is commonly used as fuel, undergoing enzymatic hydrolysis to produce protons and electrons. While offering advantages like being quick-charging and eco-friendly, bio-batteries currently have limitations like lower energy retention that researchers continue working to improve.

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    This document provides an overview of bio-batteries. It discusses that bio-batteries are energy storage devices that use organic or inorganic compounds as substrate materials to generate electrical energy via enzymes or microorganisms. The history of bio-batteries is traced back to 1912 with the first microbial fuel cell. Key components of bio-batteries include an anode, cathode, electrolyte, and separator. Glucose is commonly used as fuel, undergoing enzymatic hydrolysis to produce protons and electrons. While offering advantages like being quick-charging and eco-friendly, bio-batteries currently have limitations like lower energy retention that researchers continue working to improve.

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    BIO - BATTERY

    Under esteemed guidance of


    Dr.Ch.Raja, M.Tech
    Associate professor
    ECE Department.

    By
    B.Uday :15261A04C5
    What is bio battery?

     Energy storing device


     The substrate material,
    organic or Inorganic
    compounds => electrical
    energy
     Enzymes,
    microorganisms => p+e
    History
     1912, the first microbial BFC.
     1964, the first enzyme-based
    biofuel cell .
     2003, biobattery using human
    blood.
     2005, biobattery using human
    urine.
     2007, biobattery using
    carbohydrates by sony.
     2013, Microbial fuel cell.
     2017, stretchable battery using
    fabric.
    Components
     Anode

     Cathode

     Electrolyte

     Separator
    How bio battery works?
     An anode, cathode, separator and electrolyte
    which are the basic components to any cell battery.

     Between the anode and cathode lies an electrolyte


    which contains separator.

     Separator keeps the anode and cathode separated-


    >avoids electrical short circuits.

     System allows flow of electrons and protons which


    generates electricity.
    Glucose
     Bio batteries are heavily based on the
    amount of glucose available.

     Soda, waste materials or glucose from


    living organisms.

     From glucose protons and electrons.

     Exhibits process of enzymatic hydrolysis.


    Process
     Human bodies convert food to energy using
    enzymes.

     Bio batteries use enzymes to convert


    glucose into energy

    Glucose -> gluconolactone +2H+ + 2e-


    Process
     Electron and proton travel through the
    electrolyte, where the separator redirects
    electrons to go through the mediator to get
    to the cathode.

    O2 +4H+ + 4e- -> 2H2O


    Advantages

     Quick rechargeable batteries

     Eco friendly

     Clean, non-toxic source of energy

     Raw material available easily and plenty

     Extremely safe
    Disadvantages

     Bio batteries are less likely to retain most of


    their energy.

     This causes problem when it comes to long term


    usage and storage of energy.
    Applications

     Electronic devices

     Defense purposes

     Medicine

     Fuel synthesis
    Future scope
     Serve as a new form of energy which is environmental
    friendly as well as successful, in producing and reserving
    energy.

     Although the batteries are still being tested before being


    commercially sold, several research teams and engineers
    are working for further development of these batteries .

     In order to make it more eco friendly researches are


    being conducted to produce electricity from bio batteries
    using human sweat.
    Bibliography

     www.biotecharticles.com

     www.eurekalert.org

     www.elprocus.com
    THANK YOU

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