Chemists Discover Method to Design a Cheaper Fuel Cell

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Cheaper? Or less expensive?

Camron Barth 3:56AM February 02, 2010

i think this is a good idea but hard to understand because im looking for something for my science report and this seems excelent

james of WA 6:46PM November 24, 2009

well i think this is such of a stupidd report.. its so aoying to read that i fell asleep you retards learn what to writee!!

Rafael of FL 6:40PM November 23, 2009

BASF already has a high temperature membrane material on the market as a commercial product known as Celtec. Check it out on their web site.

Mannstein of MA 10:23PM October 20, 2009

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