Technical data Generation of electric energy using a PEM fuel cellArticle no: P9516200 ![]()
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Principle All fuel cells fundamentally consist of two electrodes (cathode
and anode) and an electrolyte which separates the two electrodes
from each other. The mode of operation corresponds to a reversed
electrolysis. Fuel cells are classified according to the type of
electrolyte. Their working temperature, efficiency and application
area, for example, are hereby given. Benefits
Tasks How can hydrogen be used to drive a small electric motor? In this experiment, the PEM fuel cell generates electric energy from hydrogen and oxygen, whereby the PEM electrolyser is used to produce the two gases.
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