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What is a fuel cell ? Give advantages of a fuel cell.

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Fuel cell. It is a device which directly converts solar energy into electrical energy e.g. `H_(2)-O_(2)` fuel cell.
Advantages of fuel cell :
(i) It does not cause pollution
(ii) It has infinite life time.
(iii) It has an efficiency of 60-70%.
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