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Hydrogen, energy conversion molten carbonate fuel cell

A molten carbonate fuel cell is an energy conversion device that converts chemical energy in fossil fuels into electricity. The operating temperature of an MCFC is 600 to 700°C.The principal anode reaction is the oxidation of hydrogen or carbon monoxide ... [Pg.161]

Zaza, F., Paoletti, C., LoPresti, R., Simonetti, E., and Pasquali, M. (2011) Multiple regression analysis of hydrogen sulphide poisoning in molten carbonate fuel cells used for waste-to-energy conversions. Int.J. Hydrogen Energy 36 (13), 8119-8125. [Pg.93]

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