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Fuel cells powered by liquid fuel

Author: Umit Bilge DEMIRCI

Publication date: September 10, 2007

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  • Umit Bilge DEMIRCI

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These batteries, the most common example of which is the direct methanol fuel cell, are competing with hydrogen fuel cells for portable applications. Batteries powered by methanol, formic acid or sodium borohydride are reportedly ready for commercialization.

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