### Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells and Energy ConversionMolten carbonate fuel cells fueled with hydrogen (H₂) can convert up to 60% of the free energy released by the formation of water (H₂O) from hydrogen and oxygen (O₂) into electrical energy.#### Attempts to Solve the Problem:**3rd Attempt****2nd Attempt****1st Attempt**#### Feedback**Problem Statement:**Determine the maximum quantity of electrical energy that can be obtained from converting 1 mole of H₂ into liquid H₂O (H₂O(ℓ)) in such a fuel cell.**User Input:**-163.884 kJ*Note: There is an indication that this value is incorrect, as it is marked with a red cross.*For assistance with this problem, refer to the [Periodic Table].

Given:- H2 +1/2 O2--------> H2O

Molten carbonate fuel cells fueled with H₂ convert as much as 60% of the free energy released by the formation of water from H₂ and O2 into electrical energy. > 3rd attempt > 2nd attempt 1st attempt Feedback See Periodic Table Determine the maximum quantity of electrical energy that can be obtained from converting 1 mole of H₂ into H₂O() in such a fuel cell. x-163.884 kJ

Molten carbonate fuel cells fueled with H₂ convert as much as 60% of the free energy released by the formation of water from H₂ and O2 into electrical energy. > 3rd attempt > 2nd attempt 1st attempt Feedback See Periodic Table Determine the maximum quantity of electrical energy that can be obtained from converting 1 mole of H₂ into H₂O() in such a fuel cell. x-163.884 kJ

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