Metal separator for fuel cell and production method therefor

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – With pressure equalizing means for liquid immersion operation

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C428S469000, C148S240000, C148S500000

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07049022

ABSTRACT:
A metal separator for fuel cells and a production method for the separator balances high corrosion resistance and high performance of electric generation due to low contact resistance. In the metal separator for fuel cells, a passivation film is formed on the surface thereof and x (MΩ·cm2) calculated by an equation: (VH−VL)/(B−A) is in a range of 0.0026≦x≦0.04, wherein in a sulfuric acid solution at 90° C. and pH 3, VH(V) is the highest voltage; VL(V) is the lowest voltage; A (μA/cm2) is corrosion current density in power generation at the lowest voltage VL; and B (μA/cm2) is corrosion current density in power generation at the highest voltage VH.

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