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World's Thinnest Spaghetti That Can't Be Clicked By Camera Created By Scientists
The spaghetti nanofibres can be used as next-generation bandaging or carbonised supercapacitor electrodes.
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Indian Researchers Find a New Technique to Control Defects in MOF-Based Supercapacitors
Researchers at the Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST), Mohali, have developed a new laser-based method to precisely control defects in MOF-based supercapacitors. This technique significantly enhances energy storage performance without altering the MOF’s crystal structure. By adjusting laser power, scientists increased the electrode's...
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Charge Your Laptop In A Minute And Cars In 10 Minutes. Details Here
An Indian-origin researcher and his team have unveiled a novel technology that can charge an electric car in 10 minutes and a dead laptop and phone in a minute.
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IISc Researchers Develop Ultramicroscopic Supercapacitor With Enhanced Energy Storage Capacity: Details
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have have developed a novel ultramicroscopic supercapacitor with enhanced energy storage and release capacity. The new supercapacitor could be used in streetlights, consumer electronics, electric car batteries, and medical devices, according to the researchers.
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This Battery-Like Device Can Absorb Carbon Dioxide While Charging
University of Cambridge researchers have designed a battery-like device that can take us a step further to solve the carbon dioxide emission problems in the present world. This supercapacitor device can selectively absorb CO2 during its charging process.
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New Supercapacitor Tech May Help Charge Your Smartphone in Seconds: Study
The design doubles the amount of electrical energy the rapid-charging devices can hold, paving the way for eventual use in everything from smartphones and laptops.
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MXene Could Help Make Batteries That Charge as Fast as Supercapacitors: Study
"This paves the way to development of ultrafast energy storage devices than can be charged and discharged within seconds, but store much more energy than conventional supercapacitors."
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New Supercapacitor Tech Produces Batteries That Charge in Seconds, Last for Days
These supercapacitors that are still proof-of-concept could be used in phones and other electronic gadgets, and electric vehicles.
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Soon, Your Smartphone May Be Charged In Seconds!
You could soon charge your smartphones within seconds, thanks to scientists, including one of Indian origin, who have developed new flexible supercapacitors that can be recharged more than 30,000 times without degrading.
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New Nanomaterial With 3D Conductivity May Enhance Battery Storage
The research holds potential for increased energy storage in high efficiency batteries and supercapacitors.
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Supercapacitors Could Boost Mileage of Cars
Advances in supercapacitors could help boost fuel efficiency in cars and trucks, an article published by the American Chemical Society suggests. Unlike slow and steady batteries, supercapacitors gulp up energy rapidly and deliver it in fast, powerful jolts.
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Soon, Cars Powered by Own Body Parts
A car powered by its own body panels such as roof, doors and bonnet could soon hit the roads, thanks to new lightweight 'supercapacitors' developed by researchers.The 'supercapacitors' can be combined with regular batteries to dramatically boost the power of an electric car.
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Electric Cars Could Soon Be Charged by Their Own Bodies
Supercapacitor-based film could be embedded in a car's body panels, roof, doors, bonnet and floor - storing enough energy to charge an electric car's battery in just a few minutes.
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New Supercapacitor for Faster Electric Vehicles
Scientists have designed a novel supercapacitor that provides two times more energy and power, paving the way for faster acceleration in electric vehicles and longer battery life in portable electronics.
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New Fibre Supercapacitor That Can Power Clothing-Based Wearables
They envision the fibre supercapacitor could be woven into clothing to power medical monitors, communication devices, or other small electronics.
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World's Thinnest Spaghetti That Can't Be Clicked By Camera Created By Scientists
The spaghetti nanofibres can be used as next-generation bandaging or carbonised supercapacitor electrodes.
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Indian Researchers Find a New Technique to Control Defects in MOF-Based Supercapacitors
Researchers at the Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST), Mohali, have developed a new laser-based method to precisely control defects in MOF-based supercapacitors. This technique significantly enhances energy storage performance without altering the MOF’s crystal structure. By adjusting laser power, scientists increased the electrode's...
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Charge Your Laptop In A Minute And Cars In 10 Minutes. Details Here
An Indian-origin researcher and his team have unveiled a novel technology that can charge an electric car in 10 minutes and a dead laptop and phone in a minute.
-
IISc Researchers Develop Ultramicroscopic Supercapacitor With Enhanced Energy Storage Capacity: Details
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have have developed a novel ultramicroscopic supercapacitor with enhanced energy storage and release capacity. The new supercapacitor could be used in streetlights, consumer electronics, electric car batteries, and medical devices, according to the researchers.
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This Battery-Like Device Can Absorb Carbon Dioxide While Charging
University of Cambridge researchers have designed a battery-like device that can take us a step further to solve the carbon dioxide emission problems in the present world. This supercapacitor device can selectively absorb CO2 during its charging process.
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New Supercapacitor Tech May Help Charge Your Smartphone in Seconds: Study
The design doubles the amount of electrical energy the rapid-charging devices can hold, paving the way for eventual use in everything from smartphones and laptops.
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MXene Could Help Make Batteries That Charge as Fast as Supercapacitors: Study
"This paves the way to development of ultrafast energy storage devices than can be charged and discharged within seconds, but store much more energy than conventional supercapacitors."
-
New Supercapacitor Tech Produces Batteries That Charge in Seconds, Last for Days
These supercapacitors that are still proof-of-concept could be used in phones and other electronic gadgets, and electric vehicles.
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Soon, Your Smartphone May Be Charged In Seconds!
You could soon charge your smartphones within seconds, thanks to scientists, including one of Indian origin, who have developed new flexible supercapacitors that can be recharged more than 30,000 times without degrading.
-
New Nanomaterial With 3D Conductivity May Enhance Battery Storage
The research holds potential for increased energy storage in high efficiency batteries and supercapacitors.
-
Supercapacitors Could Boost Mileage of Cars
Advances in supercapacitors could help boost fuel efficiency in cars and trucks, an article published by the American Chemical Society suggests. Unlike slow and steady batteries, supercapacitors gulp up energy rapidly and deliver it in fast, powerful jolts.
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Soon, Cars Powered by Own Body Parts
A car powered by its own body panels such as roof, doors and bonnet could soon hit the roads, thanks to new lightweight 'supercapacitors' developed by researchers.The 'supercapacitors' can be combined with regular batteries to dramatically boost the power of an electric car.
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Electric Cars Could Soon Be Charged by Their Own Bodies
Supercapacitor-based film could be embedded in a car's body panels, roof, doors, bonnet and floor - storing enough energy to charge an electric car's battery in just a few minutes.
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New Supercapacitor for Faster Electric Vehicles
Scientists have designed a novel supercapacitor that provides two times more energy and power, paving the way for faster acceleration in electric vehicles and longer battery life in portable electronics.
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New Fibre Supercapacitor That Can Power Clothing-Based Wearables
They envision the fibre supercapacitor could be woven into clothing to power medical monitors, communication devices, or other small electronics.
