Thursday, November 8, 2007: 12:30 PM-3:00 PM
Room 150 G (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division (20)

#589 - Fuel Cell Technology and Systems (20022)
No other energy generation technology offers the combination of benefits that fuel cells do. In addition to low or zero emissions, benefits include high efficiency and multi-fuel capability. In this session, we invite submission of papers describing development of novel catalysts and catalytic systems that lead to improving performance and durability of fuel cell technology.
Chair:Scott A. Gold
Cochairs:Su Ha
Scott Calabrese Barton
CoSponsor(s):Fuels and Petrochemicals Division (16)
Topical C: Fuel Cells and Alternative Fuel Systems (TC)
12:30 PM589aIntegrating Catalyst, Ionomer, and Gas Diffusion Layer into A Nanoporous Architecture
Brad J. Berron, G. Kane Jennings, Evan Graybill
12:50 PM589bMolecular-Level Modeling of the Structure and Wetting of Electrode/electrolyte Interfaces
Junwu Liu, Myvizhi Esai Selvan, Shengting Cui, Brian J. Edwards, David J. Keffer, William V. Steel
1:10 PM589cNanostructured Pem Fuel Cell Electrodes With Carbon Nanotubes
Yangchuan Xing, Liang Li, Li Ren, Sanjeev M. Rao
1:30 PM589dTemplate Wetting of Metallic Nanostructures for Fuel Cell Catalysis and Biocatalysis Applications
Scott A. Gold, Sven Eklund, Chaitanya Komat Reddy, Arpan Gurjar
1:50 PM Intermission
2:00 PM589eAn Increased Activity For The Direct Formic Acid Fuel Cell By The Addition Of Metal Adatoms To The Palladium Black Anode Catalyst
John L. Haan, Zachary Dunbar, Richard I. Masel
2:20 PM589fSources of Performance Degradation in A Formic Acid Fuel Cell
Zachary Dunbar, John Haan, Richard I. Masel
2:40 PM589gMicrofibrous Entrapped Catalysts as Cathode Air Filters for Pem Fuel Cells
Shirish S. Punde, Bruce J Tatarchuk

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