The Fuel Cell Blog

Zero-gap electrolyzers are similar to fuel cells in design because the heart of the electrolyzer consists of two electrodes pressed against a membrane... Read more

In nature, the majority of gases, liquids, and solids are not charged (in the neutral form). Ion exchange, where free ions are exchanged for different... Read more

How to Become a Renewable Energy Expert – Recommendations, Classes, and Degrees Based Upon My Experience Many years ago, there was a great guy that... Read more

Small plant components are required to deliver the reactants to the fuel cell with the required conditions. Examples of these components are blowers, ... Read more

One of the greatest challenges associated with PEMFCs is the water balance in the fuel cell stack. As the chemical reaction occurs in each cell, water... Read more

Fuel cell system designs range from very simple to very complex depending upon the fuel cell application and the system efficiency desired. A fuel cel... Read more

The design elements of a micro or MEMs (Micro Electro Mechanical System) fuel cell stack are the same as a larger fuel cell stack, except that there s... Read more

The electrolyte layer is essential for a fuel cell to work properly. In low-temperature fuel cells, when the fuel in the fuel cell travels to the cata... Read more

Fuel cells have been known in the scientific community for about 150 years. They began to be explored in the 1800s, and have been extensively research... Read more

Fuel cells are electrochemical devices that convert chemical energy from the reactants directly into electricity and heat. The device consists of an e... Read more

The first Columbia Chemical Engineering Fuel Cell Car Demonstration and Competition was planned, developed, and executed in order to inspire and educa... Read more