Density Functional Theory-Based Predictions and Experimental Evaluations of Ferrocene Derivatives Considered as Mediator for Anodic Catalysts of Glucose and Oxygen Enzymatic Biofuel Cells

<div>Polarization curves of EBFCs containing three Fc derivatives of Fc(COOH), Fc, and Fc(NH<sub>2</sub>) measured at 10 mV/s. For the tests, 100 mM glucose dissolved in PBS (10 mM, pH 7.4) was fed as fuel from the external reservoir to the EBFC kit. The flow rate of the fuel was 0.2 mL/min under O<sub>2</sub> purge.</div>

International Journal of Energy Research

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Figure 6: Density Functional Theory-Based Predictions and Experimental Evaluations of Ferrocene Derivatives Considered as Mediator for Anodic Catalysts of Glucose and Oxygen Enzymatic Biofuel Cells 

Figure 6 | Density Functional Theory-Based Predictions and Experimental Evaluations of Ferrocene Derivatives Considered as Mediator for Anodic Catalysts of Glucose and Oxygen Enzymatic Biofuel Cells 