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Patents - FUEL CELLSCategory list | January 2007 | | FUEL CELLS |
WO 2006/095840 A1 (09/14/2006) Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.
Asazawa K, Yamada K, Tanaka H.
FUEL CELL
A fuel cell contains an electrolyte layer composed of an anion-exchange membrane, and a fuel-side electrode and an oxygen-side electrode arranged opposite to each other with the electrolyte layer between them. The fuel-side electrode contains cobalt as a metal catalyst. A compound containing at least hydrogen and nitrogen such as hydrazine is used as the fuel.
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WO 2006/090207 A2 (08/31/2006) More Energy Ltd.
Meiklyar V, Finkelshtain G, Katsman Y.
ANODE FOR LIQUID FUEL CELL
An anode suitable for use in a liquid fuel cell consists of 0.5-40.0 wt% metallic cobalt supported on a finely divided electrically conductive carrier eg carbon, and an oxidation catalyst. The anode may also contain up to about 40 % by weight of at least one additional metal. The oxidation catalyst is made by the addition of about a 3-fold stoichiometric excess of a reducing agent to an aqueous solution of a cobalt(II) compound in the presence of the carbon.
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WO 2006/089180 A2 (08/24/2006) 3M Innovative Properties Company
Atanasoski R.
FUEL CELL CATALYST
A supported catalyst comprises microstructured support whiskers bearing nanoscopic catalyst particles, produced by a) vacuum deposition of material from a first carbon target in the presence of nitrogen and b) of vacuum deposition of material from a second target comprising at least one transition metal, ie iron or cobalt the second target comprising no precious metals.
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WO 2005/045979 A2 (05/19/05) Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
Buchkremer H.P., Tietz F., Mai A., Stöver D.
CATHODE MATERIAL FOR A HIGH-TEMPERATURE FUEL CELL (SOFC) AND A CATHODE THAT CAN BE PRODUCED THEREFROM
A cathode material particularly for the use in a high-temperature fuel cell, comprising substoichiometric Ln1-x-yMyFe1-zCzO3-?, with 0.02 ? x ? 0.05, 0.1 ? y ? 0.6, 0.1 ? z ? 0.3, 0 ? ? ? 0.25 and with Ln = lanthanides, M = strontium or calcium and C = cobalt or copper.
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WO 2005/041329 A1 (05/06/05) PIRELLI & C. S.P.A.
Dubitsky Y.A., Sin Xicola A., Albizzati E., Arico A.S., Gullo L.R., La Rosa D., Antonucci V.
SOLID OXIDE FUEL CELL
A solid oxide fuel cell including a cathode, at least an electrolyte membrane and an anode comprising a ceramic containing at least one of cobalt and iron, said ceramic being mixed with doped ceria.
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