Scientists at Stanford have developed a battery that uses nanotechnology to create electricity from the difference in salt content between fresh water and sea water. The researchers hope to use the technology to create power plants where fresh-water rivers flow into the ocean. The new "mixing entropy" battery alternately immerses its electrodes in river water and sea water to produce the electrical power... Continue Reading New type of rechargeable battery – just add water
Tags: Battery, Nanotechnology, Renewable Energy, Stanford University
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