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could one make a fuel cell that would oxidise methane to release electricity the way that a H2 fuel cell does?
The discussion confirms that methane can be utilized in a fuel cell to generate electricity, similar to hydrogen fuel cells. However, the primary drawback is the production of CO2 as a waste product, making methane fuel cells less appealing compared to hydrogen fuel cells, which only emit water. The conversation also highlights the environmental benefits of methane over combustion in internal combustion engines, which produce harmful gases. Additionally, there is curiosity about oxidizing H2S from natural gas and its potential to produce H2SO4, as well as inquiries about testing for trace H2S and the necessary catalysts.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for energy researchers, environmental scientists, and engineers interested in alternative fuel technologies and their implications for sustainability.