Which outcome increases when fuel cell water freezes?

💡 Explanation

Fuel cell water freezing causes volume increases. Ice forming exerts pressure, resulting in electrolyte membrane rupture because water's solid phase is less dense; therefore cells fail, rather than hydrogen exploding or catalyst improving which needs high temperatures.

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