Lecture

Batteries, fuel cells and electrolysis - Introduction

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Description

This lecture introduces the operating principles, efficiency, applications, and challenges of fuel cells. It covers the direct conversion of fuel to electricity, the components of fuel cells, and the concept of 'power-to-gas' using reverse fuel cells for storage.

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Energy engineering

Fuel power: Hydrogen fuel

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