Tuesday
Sep292009

Fuel Cells (Part 2)
Fuel cells generate electricity by
means of a chemical reaction. The reaction takes place at two
electrodes similar to a battery with one positive electrode (anode) and
one negative (cathode). The electrodes are separated by an electrolyte
membrane. In a hydrogen fuel cell, hydrogen gas is passed over
the anode and reacts to a catalyst ...
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