Low-Temperature Fuel Cells Using Various Electrolytes

3 Low-Temperature Fuel Cells Using Various Electrolytes 

Low-Pressure Fuel Cells Using Aqueous Electrolyte 

The key feature of this fuel cell is known as the DSK electrode, because it consists of two metallic skeletons—one is substrate and structural, and the other is active and highly dispersed skeleton. The catalytically active skeleton is embedded into the supporting skeleton that is electronically highly conductive. The fuel electrode is made from hot-pressing Ni. In the case of the oxygen electrode, Ag is used to make the active skeleton to form a substrate. The fuel electrode works efficiently 

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