What two substances must be continuously supplied to a fuel cell?
Fuel and oxygen are supplied continuously, whereas a battery contains a fixed amount of chemicals.
The hydrogen is made without burning fossil fuels.
Fuel and oxygen.
They are transferred between electrodes, not created or destroyed.
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