Innovations in catalyst Engineering enhance the Efficacy of Anion-Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells Fuel Cells as Energy-Conversion Devices Fuel Cells serve as energy-conversion devices, producing electricity through electrochemical reactions without combustion, thereby avoiding air pollution. They have the potential to power technologies such as electric vehicles, portable chargers, and industrial machinery. Challenges with Current Fuel Cell Designs Although fuel cells offer numerous benefits, many current designs de pend on costly materials and precious metal catalysts, hindering their broad ado ption. Anion-Exchange-Membrane fuel cells (AEMFCs) present a solution by utilizing Earth-abundant, inex pensive catalysts, potentially making them more accessible. Recent Advances in AEMFC Research In recent years, numerous research teams globally have focused on develo ping and testing new AEMFCs. Although some devices have shown promising outcomes,...
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