Which outcome results when intermolecular forces become too weak within a capillary fuel cell?

💡 Explanation

Fuel starvation occurs in capillary fuel cells when intermolecular forces weaken, preventing fuel transport through capillary action; this is because Van der Waals' forces drive Hydrogen molecule movement. Therefore fuel fails reach electrodes rather than membrane damage/leaks.

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