Outlook bright for hydrogen biofuel cell
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
"British scientists say simple, cost-effective hydrogen biofuel cells could be developed from electrodes coated with a bacterial enzyme to oxidize hydrogen. Traditional hydrogen fuel cells generate energy through chemical reactions involving oxygen and hydrogen, often using precious metals as catalysts for the reactions. Now University of Oxford scientists say they've developed fuel cells using catalysts from biological organisms, or enzymes." Source: sciencedaily.com
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