2016
DOI: 10.25269/jsel.v2i02.32
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Cellulosic Materials as Polymer Electrolyte Membrane in Fuel Cell Application

Abstract: Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFC) and Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC) are considered as future power sources in overcoming the fossil-based energy crisis. The objective of this work is to explore one of the natural resources of Indonesia and to improve its properties by chemical modification in order to get the required characteristics as electrolyte membrane. In this work coconut water was used as the basic material. It was fermented by Acetobacter xylinum and the resulting bacterial cellulose … Show more

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“…This comprises the use of cellulose acetate, achieved from the acetylation of cellulose from various sources, including woods (Rosnelly et al, 2013) or cotton. Furthermore, bacterial sources have also been used, which is usually obtained by the fermentation of coconut water, using Acetobacter xylinum bacteria (Cynthia L Radiman & Sarinastiti, 2012), although the sap also has similar properties. Specifically, the water is a liquid obtained from the coconut fruit while the sap, which contains more sugar (15.4 %), is extracted from its flower (Rukmana & Yuniarsih, 2001), hence the possibility of application as a cellulose source.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This comprises the use of cellulose acetate, achieved from the acetylation of cellulose from various sources, including woods (Rosnelly et al, 2013) or cotton. Furthermore, bacterial sources have also been used, which is usually obtained by the fermentation of coconut water, using Acetobacter xylinum bacteria (Cynthia L Radiman & Sarinastiti, 2012), although the sap also has similar properties. Specifically, the water is a liquid obtained from the coconut fruit while the sap, which contains more sugar (15.4 %), is extracted from its flower (Rukmana & Yuniarsih, 2001), hence the possibility of application as a cellulose source.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%