Iron Instead of Platinum as Catalyst for Hydrogen-Fuel Cells
Apr 14, 2009 – Michel Lefèvre and colleagues at the Canadian National Institute for Scientific Research in Quebec have used inexpensive iron-based catalysts for fuel cells. Usually, expensive platinum catalysts are used in fuel cells. These fuel cells can be used in hydrogen-fueled electric cars. New technologies continue to keep pushing the price of alternative fuel systems lower. Research has to be continued on many different fronts.
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