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All fuel cells adhere to a basic design. On this page we'll introduce how they work, then show you some of our own. You can also check out plans for making a large rooftop pane, and head over to the human practices page to see how we'd get permission for it.		Introduction Fuel Cell Design Example Our Fuel Cells The Rooftop Panel References



Fuel Cell Design The basics on fuel cells. Everything you did and didn't know about them. Sample Subsection Number One This is how an example subsection could be formatted.



Our Fuel Cells A look at some of our fuel cells, whether they're cyanobacterial, yeast, or just plain ol' mud.



Scaling it up We kept the bigger picture in mind during our project. In this case, bigger picture means bigger photovoltaic cell. On a roof. But scaling our photovoltaic cell up and making it work as a long-term installation presented several problems. Here's how we overcame them.



References Here are the references.

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