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| But the 200 fuel cells in GM's Hy-wire are connected in a stack to produce a total of 125 to 200 volts--enough electric potential to power 67 hair dryers (see Fuel Cell Stack, left). 163) incorrectly referred to the electric potential between two coin alloys as "current. This flow of ions increases the negative electric potential inside the cells, impairing the action of the voltage-dependent calcium channels. |
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