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DMFC

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DMFCDirect Methanol Fuel Cell
DMFCDes Moines Fencing Club (est. 1997; Des Moines, IA)
DMFCDel Monte Foods Company (San Francisco, CA)
DMFCDigital Mass Flow Controller (gas supply systems)
DMFCDraco Malfoy Fan Club
DMFCDean Martin Fan Center (Arcadia, CA)
DMFCDépôt de Munitions des Forces Canadiennes (French: Canadian Forces Ammunition Depot; Canada)


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DMFCs produce electricity from a reaction between methanol, water and air.
Chapters cover PVA-PAMPS as novel hydrocarbon proton-conducting electrolyte membranes, plasticizer incorporated PVA- PAMPS semi-interpenetrating polymer networks, PVA-PAMPS composites on the basis of binary chemical cross-linking or side chains, cell performance of PVA-PAMPS hydrocarbon proton-conducting electrolyte membranes in a real DMFC, and other PVA-based polymer membranes and their applications for PEFC and AFC.
In particular, DMFC have a simple structure in which power is generated through a chemical reaction between methanol supplied directly to the power generation part and oxygen in the air, making them suitable for miniaturization.
 
 
 
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