Diy Hydrogen metal battery from a Fuel cell

Diy Hydrogen metal battery from a Fuel cell
Paper of Stanfords manganese hydrogen battery: www.nature.com/articles/s4156...
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[@DiyEcoProjects]

Youve made a beautiful, and professional looking cell. Well done! 😁💪

[@zaneaussie]

That's really awesome! I wonder how they coat the membrane in catalyst!

[@jerry-richard4611]

Please show where to buy the battery, thanks; and an amazing logic process and experimental analysis

[@baware80]

try to charge it using a hand crack generator... would be cool if you can generate hydrogen by hand and store it...

[@DiyEcoProjects]

Can i ask something please?. What would happen if the gases coming from an HHO cell where to be coupled with your HMB ... and then the electric generated from that was used to power the HHO cell again? just curious

[@stealthzcloakz5850]

Second law of thermodynamics, entropy would increase and after a while it stops working due to some inefficiencies

[@DiyEcoProjects]

@@stealthzcloakz5850 ah ok, so its possible to create something like that BUT its aways going to be about inefficiences... like perendev magnet motors turn out to be expensive "breaks"lol. Instead of the overunity pursuit, maybe it should be about how efficient can i make this given the energy available. I go look that up :)

[@DiyEcoProjects]

@@stealthzcloakz5850
there are no known methods or technologies that can convert available energy into electricity than the
ABB's 44-megawatt synchronous motor. It has an efficiency of 98.8 percent.
Turntide's high-efficiency PMSM motors: These motors have an efficiency of up to 98.5 percent
Siemens' SuperSynRM motors: These motors have an efficiency of up to 98 percent
Tesla's Model S and Model X motors: These motors have an efficiency of up to 95 percent
... interesting

[@ssportslivetvstreaming]

Salt is better