Direct Methanol Alkaline Fuel Cell

by: sunblaed

This depicts a diagram of an alkaline fuel cell, which is a device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy. The fuel cell consists of two chambers filled with different electrolytes and a cathode and anode. Inside the cell, hydrogen gas reacts with oxygen to produce water and electricity. The diagram shows the various components of the fuel cell, including the electrodes, electrolyte layers, and the air intake. The image also includes several labels that explain the different processes occurring within the fuel cell. For example, there is a label for "CO2," indicating that carbon dioxide is present in the system. Additionally, there are labels for "60," "OH-," and "O2," which represent oxygen, hydrogen, and water molecules respectively. The diagram provides an overview of how the fuel cell operates, highlighting its key components and processes to help understand its function better.

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Tags: air, alkaline, dmafc, direct, electrode, engineering, fuel cell, methanol, oxygen, science, chemistry, diagram

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