COMSOL Model Report. 1. Table of Contents. 2. Model Properties. 3. Constants

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COMSOL Model Report 1. Table of Contents Title - COMSOL Model Report Table of Contents Model Properties Constants Global Expressions Geometry Geom1 Integration Coupling Variables Solver Settings Postprocessing Variables 2. Model Properties Property Value Model name Author Company Department Reference URL Saved date Oct 4, 2012 5:34:52 PM Creation date Feb 27, 2012 6:15:26 PM COMSOL version COMSOL 3.5.0.603 File name: /home/dmitry/desktop/kathrin thin layer cell/model for Kath/Nernst/1000um.mph Application modes and modules used in this model: Geom1 (Axial symmetry (2D)) Diffusion 3. Constants Name Expression Value Description Diff 1.86e-9[m^2/s] Diffusion coefficient of DMFc c0 0.5[mmol/L] Bulk conc Page 1 of 10

F R 96485[C/mol] 8.31[J/mol/K] Faraday const Gas const T 298[K] Temperature SR 0.05[V/s] scanrate E0 0.0[V] standard potential Ei -0.3[V] initial voltage Ef 0.3[V] final voltage, reverse point 4. Global Expressions Name Expression Unit Description cdmfcplus (c0-cdmfc) mol/m^3 concentration of DMFC+ celec cdmfcplus*exp(f/(r*t)* (E0-Elin)) mol/m^3 concentration boundary condition at electrode according to Nernst equation Elin Ei+SR*t V linear sweep 5. Geometry Number of geometries: 1 5.1. Geom1 5.1.1. Point mode Page 2 of 10

5.1.2. Boundary mode Page 3 of 10

5.1.3. Subdomain mode Page 4 of 10

6. Geom1 Space dimensions: Axial symmetry (2D) Independent variables: r, phi, z 6.1. Mesh 6.1.1. Mesh Statistics Number of degrees of freedom 81424 Number of mesh points 20800 Number of elements 39825 Triangular 39825 Quadrilateral 0 Number of boundary elements 1773 Number of vertex elements 5 Minimum element quality 0.751 Element area ratio 0 Page 5 of 10

6.2. Application Mode: Diffusion (di) Application mode type: Diffusion Application mode name: di 6.2.1. Application Mode Properties Property Value Default element type Lagrange - Quadratic Analysis type Transient Frame Weak constraints Constraint type 6.2.2. Variables Frame (ref) Off Ideal Dependent variables: cdmfc Shape functions: shlag(2,'cdmfc') Interior boundaries not active Page 6 of 10

6.2.3. Boundary Settings Boundary 1 2 3, 5 Type Axial symmetry Concentration Concentration Concentration (c0) mol/m3 0 celec c0 Boundary 4 Type Insulation/Symmetry Concentration (c0) mol/m3 0 6.2.4. Subdomain Settings Subdomain 1 Diffusion coefficient (D) m2/s Diff Subdomain initial value 1 Concentration, cdmfc (cdmfc) mol/m3 c0 7. Integration Coupling Variables 7.1. Geom1 7.1.1. Source Boundary: 2 Name Value Variable name I Expression 2*pi*r*F*ndflux_cDMFc_di Order 4 Global Yes 8. Solver Settings Solve using a script: off Analysis type Transient Auto select solver Solver Time dependent Solution form Automatic Symmetric auto Adaptive mesh refinement Off Optimization/Sensitivity Off Plot while solving Off 8.1. Direct (UMFPACK) Solver type: Linear system solver Parameter Value Pivot threshold 0.1 Memory allocation factor 0.7 Page 7 of 10

8.2. Time Stepping Parameter Value Times range(0,1,12) Relative tolerance 1e-5 Absolute tolerance 1e-6 Times to store in output Time steps from solver Time steps taken by solver Free Maximum BDF order 5 Singular mass matrix Maybe Consistent initialization of DAE systems Backward Euler Error estimation strategy Include algebraic Allow complex numbers Off 8.3. Advanced Parameter Value Constraint handling method Elimination Null-space function Automatic Automatic assembly block size Assembly block size 1000 Use Hermitian transpose of constraint matrix and in symmetry detection Off Use complex functions with real input Off Stop if error due to undefined operation Store solution on file Off Type of scaling Automatic Manual scaling Row equilibration Manual control of reassembly Off Load constant Constraint constant Mass constant Damping (mass) constant Jacobian constant Constraint Jacobian constant 9. Postprocessing Page 8 of 10

10. Variables 10.1. Boundary Name Description Unit Expression ndflux_cdmfc_di Normal diffusive flux, cdmfc mol/(m^2*s) nr_di * dflux_cdmfc_r_di+nz_di * dflux_cdmfc_z_di 10.2. Subdomain Name Description Unit Expression grad_cdmfc_r_di Concentration gradient, cdmfc, r component mol/m^4 cdmfcr dflux_cdmfc_r_di Diffusive flux, cdmfc, r component mol/(m^2*s) -Drr_cDMFc_di * cdmfcr-drz_cdmfc_di * cdmfcz grad_cdmfc_z_di Concentration gradient, cdmfc, z component mol/m^4 cdmfcz dflux_cdmfc_z_di Diffusive flux, cdmfc, z component mol/(m^2*s) -Dzr_cDMFc_di * cdmfcr-dzz_cdmfc_di * cdmfcz grad_cdmfc_di Concentration gradient, cdmfc mol/m^4 sqrt(grad_cdmfc_r_di^2+grad_cdmfc_z_di^2) dflux_cdmfc_di Diffusive flux, cdmfc mol/(m^2*s) sqrt(dflux_cdmfc_r_di^2+dflux_cdmfc_z_di^2) Page 9 of 10

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