The mixture was later cooled until stable room temperature. The
resulting mixture was then transferred into a petri dish. Finally, the
petri dish was allowed to freeze in 0 degrees Fahrenheit or -17.78
degrees Celsius.
The architecture of the Proton Exchange Membrane was unconventional in
design, due to the technique of Hydrogen Proton Exchange. The substance
reaction enabled maximal transfer proton transfer due to the medium’s
high porosity. In other words, semipermeability was distributed across
the membrane, rather than two singular location. Porosity was enabled
with the reactants of the Agar medium. The function of the PEM is
presented in the figure
below:
Organizing a Small Scale Unit of AlgaeBioreactors in Chlorella
Vulgaris, Spirulina, and Nannochloropsis