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titleOfInvention Microbial power generation method and apparatus
abstract A power generation amount in a microbial power generation apparatus using an air cathode is maintained high for a long period of time. A negative electrode chamber (4) having a negative electrode (6) and holding a liquid containing microorganisms and an electron donor is separated from the negative electrode chamber (4) via an ion-permeable nonconductive film (2). In a microbial power generation method for generating electricity by supplying an oxygen-containing gas to a positive electrode chamber 3 of a microbial power generation apparatus including a positive electrode chamber 3 having an air cathode in contact with a permeable non-conductive membrane 2, at least one of the oxygen-containing gases is generated. A microorganism power generation method, wherein the part is brought into contact with an acidic aqueous solution having a pH of 3 or less and then introduced into the positive electrode chamber 3. [Selection] Figure 1
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