Fuel Cells is an electrochemical energy-conversion device that continuously converts the chemical energy of a supplied fuel and oxidant directly into electrical energy via spatially separated redox reactions across an ion-conducting electrolyte, without intermediate combustion.
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Materials for fuel-cell technologies
Brian Steele, Angelika Heinzel · Nature · 2001 · 7.7K citations
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Electrocatalyst approaches and challenges for automotive fuel cells
Mark K. Debe · Nature · 2012 · 5.8K citations
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