An inherent heat driven fuel exhaling hydrazine fuel cell

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Title:	An inherent heat driven fuel exhaling hydrazine fuel cell
Authors:	VARHADE, SWAPNIL BHAT, ZAHID MANZOOR THIMMAPPA, RAVIKUMAR DEVENDRACHARI, MRUTHYUNJAYACHARI CHATTANAHALLI KOTTAICHAMY, ALAGAR RAJA KHAIRE, SIDDHI SHAFI, SHAHID POTTACHOLA THOTIYL, MUSTHAFA OTTAKAM Dept. of Chemistry
Keywords:	Proton exchange membrane fuel cells Hydrazine oxidation Hydrogen evolution reaction Acid-alkali chemistry Heat of neutralization TOC-JULY-2018 2018
Issue Date:	Aug-2018
Publisher:	Elsevier B.V.
Citation:	Chemical Physics Letters. Vol. 706
Abstract:	Molecular fuel production during electricity generation is an elusive challenge in the chemistry of energy devices offering tremendous possibilities in the sustainable energy landscape. We illustrate an inherent-heat-driven electrochemical cell (IHEC) where the heat of neutralization can be tapped as electromotive force for simultaneous power (∼70 mW/cm2) and molecular fuel (∼70 mL/h) production. By coupling fuel and electricity generation in the same device, IHEC offers a paradigm shift in the chemistry of energy devices by its capability to directly fuel a proton exchange membrane fuel cell without any hydrogen storage unit.
URI:	http://dr.iiserpune.ac.in:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/1097 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cplett.2018.07.008
ISSN:	0009-2614
Appears in Collections:	JOURNAL ARTICLES

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