SUZLAZYR Hydrogen Fuel Cell Experimenter Hydrogen Fuel Cell Generation Module Chemistry Teaching Instrument PEM Water Electrolyzer is Not Equipped

SUZLAZYR Hydrogen Fuel Cell Experimenter Hydrogen Fuel Cell Generation Module Chemistry Teaching Instrument PEM Water Electrolyzer is Not Equipped

• Fuel cells are electrochemical devices capable of converting the chemical energy of hydrogen and oxygen into electrical energy without pollution and emission of harmful substances. PEM-type fuel cells consist of two electrodes, linked by a polymeric membrane.
• Gaseous hydrogen is sent to the anode of the membrane, air is sent to the cathode, the hydrogen atoms are stripped of electrons on the anode side, and the positively charged protons pass through the membrane to the cathode.
• In order for this reaction to take place, a platinum catalyst is used. Hydrogen electrons travel from the anode to the cathode through an external loop, creating an electrical current where the electrons, protons, and oxygen in the air combine to produce water.
• The proton exchange membrane electrode of the experimental device is 20MM*20MM. The fuel cell working voltage is 0.3-0.6V, the fuel cell power is 15-30MW, and the load is 10-20 MW.
• Structure: The instrument is composed of plastic bracket, hydrogen fuel cell, conduit, hydrogen production bottle, ammeter, voltmeter, motor, wind blade, etc.