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Unraveling Heat Integration Opportunities in SOFC-Ethanol Reformer Systems across Steam Reforming, Partial Oxidation, and Autothermal Reforming Pathways. [PDF]
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Hydrogen peroxide photo-fuel cells
Dalton Transactions, 2023H2O2-photofuel cell (PFC) is an important photoelectrochemical device contributing to the realization of a solar-driven clean energy cycle named the “hydrogen peroxide-keyed energy cycle” through combination with the photocatalytic H2O2 synthesis.
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Fuel Processing for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2001<div class="htmlview paragraph">The aim of this paper is to analyse the main concerns related to on board hydrogen catalytic production of fuel cell electric vehicles, starting from different gaseous and liquid fuels. In particular, limits and potentialities of hydrocarbons and alcohols have been examined, considering steam reforming and partial ...
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Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry, 2003
Ion exchange non-fluorinated membranes were tested in half-cells used as models for hydrogen–oxygen fuel cells. The lower acidity of the membranes allowed us to reduce the chemical stability requirements for the construction and catalytic materials. The maximum energy yield at room temperature was close to 65% at a current density of 40–60 mA cm−2.
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Ion exchange non-fluorinated membranes were tested in half-cells used as models for hydrogen–oxygen fuel cells. The lower acidity of the membranes allowed us to reduce the chemical stability requirements for the construction and catalytic materials. The maximum energy yield at room temperature was close to 65% at a current density of 40–60 mA cm−2.
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Journal of Chemistry & its Applications, 2023
A hydrogen fuel cell generates energy by combining hydrogen and oxygen, making it a potential source of an electric power. The following paper presents the characteristics, operating theory, implementations, benefits, and drawbacks of the novel hydrogen fuel cell technologies available.
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A hydrogen fuel cell generates energy by combining hydrogen and oxygen, making it a potential source of an electric power. The following paper presents the characteristics, operating theory, implementations, benefits, and drawbacks of the novel hydrogen fuel cell technologies available.
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International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 1994
Abstract Present fuel cell designs require more development before they can make a large impact on future energy conversion markets. Today, they must use common fuels such as natural gas, but they in fact operate on hydrogen. They must therefore be integrated with chemical plants which may be regarded as dispersed refineries.
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Abstract Present fuel cell designs require more development before they can make a large impact on future energy conversion markets. Today, they must use common fuels such as natural gas, but they in fact operate on hydrogen. They must therefore be integrated with chemical plants which may be regarded as dispersed refineries.
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