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Fuel Cells By: Josh DeVane
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History First demonstrated in 1839 by Welsh scientist William Grove. In 1955, chemists at GE applied platinum to the membranes to act as a catalyst. In 1960, Pratt and Whitney designed a fuel cell for use in the space program to provide drinking water and electricity. First demonstrated in 1839 by Welsh scientist William Grove. In 1955, chemists at GE applied platinum to the membranes to act as a catalyst. In 1960, Pratt and Whitney designed a fuel cell for use in the space program to provide drinking water and electricity.
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Pros Only byproducts are water and heat. Can run continuously, unlike batteries. Silent Operation Cons Price Sources of hydrogen Limiting Fueling stations Pros Only byproducts are water and heat. Can run continuously, unlike batteries. Silent Operation Cons Price Sources of hydrogen Limiting Fueling stations
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Basic Operation
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Applications
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Cutting Edge Applications
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