Power generated by DMFC = V*I = 0.3V*1A = 0.3 J/s
This means that the fuel cell is able to produce 0.3 J of work every second

Eo = 0.3V & F = 96500 C per mole of electron & n = moles of electron


Now you must know the reactions (anode & cathode or overall) of DMFC to solve the question, The overall reaction is as follows;

After this, you can either use Farday's Law to solve the question or use simple logic (unitary method you study in school mathematics). I prefer unitary method
As per the reaction, 6 mole electrons are required to oxidise 1 mole methanol; so
n mole of electron will oxidise n/6 mole of methanol
Methanol oxidised(consumed) every second = n/6 mole


i) Output flow rate of methanol = Input - Consumed = 0.003 - 0.00173 = 0.00127 mmol/s
For oxygen, similar analysis is applicable:
ii)
As per the reaction, 6 mole electrons are required to reduce 3/2 mole of oxygen; so
1 mole of electron will reduce 3/(2*6) mol of oxygen, i.e.1/4 mole of oxygen
n mole of electron will reduce n/4 mole of oxygen
Oxygen reduced(consumed) every second = n/4 mole

(this is the consumption rate of oxygen)
iii) For third part composition of air must have been given,
Let consumption rate of air = p
Assuming, 21% oxygen in air (this should have been given in the question),
Consumption rate of oxygen = 21% of consumption rate of air


Output of air = Input - Consumption = 0.03 - p
Therefore, output flow rate of air = 0.0177 mmol/s
iv) Water generation rate follows the same method;
As per the reaction, 6 mole electrons are required to produce 2 mole of water; so
1 mole of electron will produce 2/6 mol of water, i.e.1/3 mole of water
n mole of electron will produce n/3 mole of water
Water generated every seond = n/3 mole

This is the answer for the fourth part.
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