Abstract: A typical fuel cell device that incorporates an anodic hydrogen splitting catalyst, with an electrolytic separator and a cathodic oxidant is provided. In particular, a fuel cell having a separator that can be kept in a dry state because the oxides in the anion section of the fuel cell will combine with the split hydrogen to create water to wet the separator. Additionally, the cathode can be exchanged to allow for reuse of the more expensive anode material.

Abstract: An electrical cell and method for generating electrical power are disclosed for producing electrical energy from a gas such as hydrogen and isotopes thereof. The electrical cell comprises an ionizing material located within an interior volume of a housing for absorbing the gas and separating ions and electrons. An electron collector receives electrons generated by the ionizing material. An insulator material within the housing inhibits electrons from entering into an ion collector while allowing the gas and the ions to pass to the ion collector for generating electrical voltage between the electron collector and the ion collector.

Abstract: An electrical cell and method for generating electrical power are disclosed for producing electrical energy from a gas such as hydrogen and isotopes thereof. The electrical cell comprises an ionizing material located within an interior volume of a housing for absorbing the gas and separating ions and electrons. An electron collector receives electrons generated by the ionizing material. An insulator material within the housing inhibits electrons from entering into an ion collector while allowing the gas and the ions to pass to the ion collector for generating electrical voltage between the electron collector and the ion collector.