Direct Methanol Fuel Cell

by: sunblaed

This depicts a diagram of a fuel cell, which is an electrochemical device that converts chemical energy into electrical energy. The fuel cell consists of two half-cells, one on each side, with the cathode and anode separated by a membrane. Inside the cell, there are various components such as water, methanol, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. The diagram shows how these components interact within the fuel cell. Methanol is fed into one half-cell, while oxygen is supplied to the other half-cell. The cathode side of the cell uses the methanol as a source of hydrogen, which reacts with oxygen to produce water and carbon dioxide. Meanwhile, the anode side of the cell uses the carbon dioxide produced by the cathode reaction to generate electricity through a process called cross-over. The diagram also shows how the fuel cell is connected to other components such as a light bulb, which represents the electrical energy generated by the device.

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