1. General principle of fuel cells
A fuel cell element directly converts into electrical energy the chemical energy of combustion in oxygen (i.e. the Gibbs energy change, or free enthalpy ΔG of the reaction) of a given fuel (H
2
, natural gas, hydrocarbons, kerosene, alcohols, etc.)
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(1) - BOCKRIS (J.O'M.), SRINIVASAN (S.) -
Fuel Cells: their electrochemistry.
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McGraw Hill Book Co., New York (1969).
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Electrochemical Energy...
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