We're always looking for newer, more efficient ways to produce, store, and utilize energy in its many forms. PhysOrg.com has put out a slew of articles on this topic.
1. Using quantum mechanics to turn waste heat into power
2. Waste-free conversion of renewable raw material into energy
3. An ultracapacitor that recharges in under a millisecond
4. Water gel-based "leaves" that absorb solar energy
I hope for success in all these projects, and more.
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
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