Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1292477 Journal of Power Sources 2006 4 Pages PDF
Abstract

A 28-W direct borohydride–hydrogen peroxide fuel-cell stack operating at 25 °C is reported for contemporary portable applications. The fuel cell operates with the peak power-density of ca. 50 mW cm−2 at 1 V. This performance is superior to the anticipated power-density of 9 mW cm−2 for a methanol–hydrogen peroxide fuel cell. Taking the fuel efficiency of the sodium borohydride–hydrogen peroxide fuel cell as 24.5%, its specific energy is ca. 2 kWh kg−1. High power-densities can be achieved in the sodium borohydride system because of its ability to provide a high concentration of reactants to the fuel cell.

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