A type of liquid-fueled fuel cell that operates at twice the voltage of conventional hydrogen fuel cells and eliminates the need for hydrogen transportation and storage.

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McKelvey School of Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis

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pH-gradient-enabled microscale bipolar interfaces in direct borohydride fuel cells

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Development of high-power direct borohydride fuel cells

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In the news (2)

Engineers develop borohydride fuel cells with twice hydrogen’s operating voltage

6 years ago

High powered fuel cell operates at double the voltage of today’s commercial fuel cells

7 years 4 months ago