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Chemical Engineers Build World’s Smallest Fuel Cell

By Ariel Schwartz • January 23, 2009

US chemical engineers have built the world’s smallest fuel cell, clocking in at only 9 cubic millimeters. While the hydrogen-fueled cell is currently a prototype, it could one day replace batteries in portable electronics.

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