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Fuel Cells Videos

How a Fuel Cell Works

This video demonstrates how fuel cells work and their various potential applications. A detailed breakdown of a fuel cell into its various components is provided and a basic explanation how the method of operation is provided. Also included is the problems that have hampered their commercial usage to date.

Metal Oxide Energy Storage (MOES)

The Calcination Energy Storage system provides an energy storage solution that combines conventional molten salt technology with the chemical dissociation reaction of lime calcination to deliver an order of magnitude increase in energy storage capacity per unit volume.

Honda FCX Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car Reviewed by Top Gear

Top Gear's James May reviews, what could be the future of the automobile. The Honda FCX Clarity is a hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicle.

The Operation of a Hydrogen Fuel Cell

This video demonstrates how a hydrogen fuel cells works and how it can be used to replace an internal combustion engine with a clean, quiet, pollution-free power source. In this case the operation of a PEM fuel cell is explained.

Taking a Leaf Out Of The Tree's Book-Artificial Photosynthesis

This video displays a revolutionary technology pioneered by the great Daniel G. Nocera, which aims to mimic the natural process of photosynthesis to harness sunlight and convert this to useable energy.

MAX-iR FTIR Gas Analyzer for Ambient Air Monitoring

MAX-iR FTIR Gas Analyzer for Ambient Air Monitoring

This product profile summarizes the MAX-iR FTIR Gas Analyzer from Thermo Fisher Scientific.

From Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments

Geopyc 1365: Measuring the Envelope Density of Formed Pieces

Geopyc 1365: Measuring the Envelope Density of Formed Pieces

The GeoPyc 1365 measured the envelope density of formed pieces without the use of hazardous materials.

From Micromeritics Instrument Corporation

ElectroGreen™–Xylene Substitute for Electronics

ElectroGreen™–Xylene Substitute for Electronics

This product profile describes the features and applications of the ElectroGreen™–Xylene substitute for electronics.

From Merck KGaA

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