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Fuel Cells. They are a great invention.

They take hydrogen and oxygen and convert them into electricity and PURE water for astronaut consumption and system cooling. When the landing crew transferred to the LM, six batteries powered it if I remember correctly. Two in the Ascent Stage and four in the descent stage.

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