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high-temperature fuel cell

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high-temperature fuel cell [′hī ‚tem·prə·chər ′fyül ‚sel]
(electricity)
A fuel cell which operates at temperatures above about 550°C, can use inexpensive hydrocarbon fuels, and usually uses a molten salt as an electrolyte.


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Some topics explored include safety issues for Li-ion cells, commercial cell evaluation and capacity fade quantification, the impact of power consumption on fuel cell economics, and features and comparison of medium- to high-temperature fuel cells across types and applications.
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