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Graphane could act as efficient and water-free hydrogen fuel cell membrane

Researchers have found that the unusual properties of graphane — a two-dimensional polymer of carbon and hydrogen — could form a type of anhydrous ‘bucket brigade’ that transports protons without the need for water, potentially leading to the development of more efficient hydrogen fuel cells for vehicles and other energy systems.

(via WSJ)

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