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Batteries
and Capacitors
Stick sugar-busting enzymes on a fuel-cell electrode in a way that
keeps the enzymes working and you have a simple battery-like biofuel
power source. [more]
Modify a one-atom-thick sheet of carbon with the right molecules and
you have the makings of an efficient way to store lots of electricity.
[more]
Hit the right concoction of plastics or plastics and ceramic nanoparticles
and you get ferroelectric polymer capacitors that can store more electricity
than previous types. [more]
Carbon
nanosheets hold more electricity
Microgrid,
supercapacitor and solar hydrogen projects funded
A123
Systems taps NREL to boost hybrid batteries
From TRN:
Printable
power - TRN October 15/22, 2007
Paper
power - TRN August 20/27, 2007
Nanotubes
on metal - TRN November 13/20, 2006
Plastic
power - TRN July 24/31, 2006
Virus-built
batteries - TRN April 10, 2006
Nanotubes
hold more electricity - TRN February 13, 2006
Nanotubes
juice super batteries - TRN March 23/30, 2005
Solar
cell doubles as battery - TRN December 1/8, 2004
Magnesium
batteries show mettle - TRN May 21/28, 2003
On-chip
battery debuts - TRN March 26/April 2, 2003
Metal
mix boosts batteries - TRN October 2/9, 2002
Nanotubes
pack power - TRN February 27, 2002
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