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| Fuel Cells The term “fuel cell” refers to an electrochemical device which converts hydrogen and oxygen into usable electricity and generates heat and water as byproducts of the conversion process. In many cases the waste heat from the fuel cell can be utilized thus adding to the overall efficiency of the system. Given that the “exhaust stream” of a fuel cell is water, the system is also very environmentally friendly. |
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