Huge breakthrough in fuel cells
Bob Morris @ Aug 3rd 2008 16:10 - Category: Unfiled Tags: fuel cells
From Gas 2.0.
Scientists have attached an air-electrode to Goretex, a breathable fiber, that acts as both a fuel cell electrode and catalyst. This eliminates the need for platinum in fuel cells.
“The important point to stress is that the team has come up with an alternative fuel cell design that is more economical, more easily sourced, outlasts platinum cells and is just as effective.”
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