Which outcome limits power density despite high hydrogen flux through a PEM fuel cell's membrane?

💡 Explanation

Hydrogen crossover causes corrosion because hydrogen permeates the membrane reacting at the cathode, rather than combining at the anode; therefore membrane degradation accelerates, limiting power, rather than causing passivation due to a chemical imbalance.

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