direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC)

Direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) are a type of energy device that convert methanol, a liquid fuel, directly into electricity. They operate similarly to batteries, with chemical reactions occurring inside to generate power, but they can be refilled like a fuel tank. In DMFCs, methanol reacts with oxygen to produce electricity, carbon dioxide, and water. They are compact, efficient, and suitable for portable applications, offering a clean energy source with low emissions. This technology is promising for portable electronics, vehicles, and backup power systems due to its ease of use and high energy density.