In a H2−O2 fuel cell, combustion of hydrogen occurs to:
A
remove adsorbed oxygen from electrode surface
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B
create potential difference between the two electrodes
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C
produce high purity water
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D
generate heat
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Solution
The correct option is B create potential difference between the two electrodes Combustion of hydrogen occur in H2−O2 fuel cell because of difference in potential between two electrode. So on one electrode oxidation occur while on another reduction.