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it's just for creating potential difference between the terminal. as results EMF produced.
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negative cells is: Recently I was analyzing various v-i curves of different types of fuel cell. While simulating a fuel cell stack I could figure out an v-i curve (whose .jpg file is attached) which is bit different from the conventional v-i curves of fuel cell. I find the voltage is going to negative value, but generally we do not find a v-i cuve of fuel cell whose voltage goes to negative, v-i cuve with positive voltages are generally seen in books, or research papers.
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