Jason sent in this waste powered fuel cell resource, not super-detailed but a start if you’d like to attempt making one – “This website aims to help someone to build a microbial fuel cell (MFC) using relatively inexpensive and readily available materials. The method is based on the microbial fuel cells built by Abbie Groff, a student at Conestoga Valley High School in Lancaster, PA. The research she performed with her MFCs helped her win the Grand Champion Award at the 2005 Lancaster County Science Fair.” – Link.
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aghhh another geocities site :(
Im very interested in fuel cells,
the biggest problem with commercial fuel cells
is the use of platinum etc.
Check out this introduction article on fuel cell:
fuel_cell
Content:
1.Constituents of a fuel cell
2.How it works
3.Applications
4.History and development of fuel cells