Assertion: fuel cell's anode | /r/HasProperty | charged
Facets:
value: positively
type: MANNER
value: depending on the type of system
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Every fuel cell has two electrodes, the anode (which is positively charged) and the cathode (which is negatively charged)
text: A fuel cell is similar to a electro-chemical cell (or battery) in that it has a positively charged terminal - anode - a negatively charged terminal - cathode - and in between is an electrolyte - in most cases a PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane).
text: A fuel cell is similar to a electro-chemical cell (or battery) in that it has a positively charged terminal - anode - a negatively charged terminal - cathode - and in between is an electrolyte - in most cases a PEM (Proton Exchange Membrane).
text: It has a positively charged cathode) and a negatively charged anode.
text: The production of energy begins when a stream of hydrogen molecules is forced against the first electrode, called the anode, which is negatively charged.
text: Depending on the type of system, an anode may be either positively or negatively charged, through in most cases, it has a positive charge.
text: The anode, which is positively charged, strips the electrons away from the hydrogen.