METHODS AND PROCEDURES:
The initial protocol was first initiated with containment of Algae culture in the Microbial Fuel Cell structure. A Microbial Fuel Cell with a suitable exchange of Hydrogen Protons and Electrons across the Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) was crucial to fully harness the electrochemical properties of each Algal culture- Chlorella Vulgaris, Spirulina , and Nannochloropsis. Constant variables were maintained by precisely quantifying internal conditions and additional attachments (the PEM). The most basic constants (remaining throughout complete experimentation) included anodic and cathodic temperatures. Additionally, the concentrations of Algae culture were regulated at 1 mL of Algal Culture/10 mL of media. The Algal culture of each genus was obtained at high concentrations of 8 mL/10 mL of initial media. More specifically, additional nutrients media was added at concentrations of 1 mg/250 mL. The most critical constant variables and parameters are listed below, with sufficient range levels to correctly maintain culture growth: