Fuels cells are essentially not very dangerous. But in order for a fuel cell to work hydrogen must be used. Hydrogen is usually fed to a fuel cell from a resevoir. Hydrogen is very flammable and if the concentration in an area of hydrogen is too great any spark of any kind even friction can make it combust.
Not all fuel cells run on hydrogen. There are natural gas and methanol cells.
Fuel cells are dangerous to your life if you are making one in your basement workshop and don't tell your significant other what you're doing and what it costs first. This is because the membrane in a fuel cell, a DuPont film called Nafion, costs $175 per square foot and it looks like that plastic you make document protectors from. "YOU SPENT $200 ON THIS!?!?!?!?!"
plant cells need lots of glucose that chloroplasts produce so the mitochondria can make atp, the cells fuel
Because they burn fuel and make you move.
A fuel cells uses hydrogen and oxygen to make electricity, and produces water as a byproduct.
Because they have enough energy or strength to make a spacecraft work
It is too dangerous it will not make you tan faster as it will just cause you cancer cells more quick.
they make them in lots of places and they don't usually have a specific factory as they are relatively easy to make. You can look up on the Internet how to make one yourself.
No, but the spent fuel must be carefully stored after use because it does contain dangerous radioactivity.
Dark coloured objects will absorb more heat from sunlight than light coloured ones. This could potenially make your fuel storage explode!
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It is very dangerous. It can make you die.
Cells make more cells with DNA.
Beyond their use of hydrogen to make power there are nothing but differences between the two. Fuel cells combine oxygen and hydrogen in a porous membrane to make electricity. Hydrogen fusion takes two hydrogen atoms and fuses them into a helium atom generating heat and several particles.