Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Nanomaterials for Direct Alcohol Fuel Cells, Fatih SEN, Editör, Elsevier, Cambridge, ss.173-186, 2021
High-temperature (HT) alcohol fuel cells (i.e., solid oxide fuel cells operating above 600°C) have significant benefits for the direct conversion of chemical energy to electrical energy. They can be used in combination within a centralized system and operate at higher stability and with less carbon deposition compared to low-temperature alcohol fuel cells. In this chapter, an overview of the results related to the catalysts used for low-temperature alcohol fuel cells is presented. Catalyst-related issues and challenges are detailed, and the solutions found for these issues are described; these involve the techniques of catalyst modification, investigation of novel catalysts, and the impacts of added materials. The intrinsic aspects studied are stability and performance, which are also compared for the case of hydrogen fuel utilization.