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: 1. fuel cells are: (a) carbon cell (b) hydrogen battery (c) nuclear cell (d) chromium cell

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Answered by aqibkincsem

Fuel cell has the combination of hydrogen as well as oxygen.

These two combine to produce water, electricity and heat.

Most of the times, fuel cells are also called as batteries, because both fuel cells as well as the batteries are capable of converting energies produced, due to chemical reaction into electricity power.

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