Millennium Cell Inc.

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Stephen C Petillo

Phillip J Petillo

Steven C Amendola

Richard M Mohring

Keith A Fennimore

One embodiment of the present invention is a hydrogen generator that includes: (a) an anode material; (b) a cathode material; and (c) an electrolyte; wherein the electrolyte comprises a metal hydride, at least one stabilizing agent, and a solvent; and wherein hydrogen gas is generated whenever the anode material and the cathode material are electrically connected.

Method and apparatus for generating hydrogen

A hydrogen generation system includes a fuel container, a spent fuel container, a catalyst system and a control system for generating hydrogen in a manner which provides for a compact and efficient construction while producing hydrogen from a reaction involving a hydride solution such as sodium borohydride.

Hydrogen generator

An arrangement for generating hydrogen gas utilizes differential pressure to transport fuel and spent fuel components without requiring an electrically powered fuel delivery pump.

Differential pressure-driven borohydride based generator

Hydrogen is generated through the use of a fuel solution that is prepared using solid fuel component, e.g., a metal borohydride, and a liquid fuel component, e.g. water. Both of these components are dispensed in response to control signals. The solid fuel component can take different forms, including but not limited to granules, pellets and powder. Various devices, which operate in response to control signals, are disclosed for dispensing predetermined amounts of the solid and liquid components. Advantageously, this solution can be prepared, as needed, so as to obviate the need for storing and disposing of large amounts of highly alkaline fuel and discharged fuel solutions.

Method and system for generating hydrogen by dispensing solid and liquid fuel components

Portable hydrogen generator

The present invention provides for an electrochemical system, which includes electrochemical cells and a manifold system for receiving and interconnecting the cells in a manner which facilitates the removal and replacement of cells.

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Stephen C Petillo