An experimental study of the performance of a low-cost paper-based membraneless direct hydrogen peroxide fuel cell

A paper-based membraneless direct hydrogen peroxide fuel cell was developed and tested under different potassium hydroxide concentrations (1 to 7 mol lt-1, stepping by 2), (1, 2, 3 lt-1) temperatures (20, 30, 40oC). Moreover, the studied for stability stopped continuous flow conditions. From experiments, it found that maximum power density of 6.79 mW cm-2 open circuit voltage 0.87 V at 40oC were obtained when anode solution consisted 2 lt-1 H2O2 5 cathode sulfuric acid peroxide. It if reactants supplied constantly into cell, a current 3.12 mA obtained. The produced energy 91 minutes reactant stopped.