Open up any textbook on fuel cells and the reader finds a list of five classic types of fuel cells, each differentiated by the nature of the electrolyte: polymer electrolyte membrane (or sometimes proton exchange membrane), phosphoric acid, alkali, molten carbonate, and solid oxide.
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