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Thanks to a breakthrough study from the University of Colorado (USA), the possibility of a smartphone being able to fully charge in 1 minute is no longer a far-fetched d…
In addition to traditional clean energy sources, scientists have researched and proved that many new sources of energy could be the trend in the future.
Australian scientists have recently shown that durian pulp can be used to create supercapacitors. This is considered a breakthrough when it is possible to utilize the di…
The researchers say it has successfully built an energy storage device that can withstand hammering more than 40 times and is not as flammable as a lithium-ion battery.
Generator system ... according to this music is an application from a device called
Nikola Tesla always dreamed of being able to supply electricity around the world without having to pull wires. Finally, the inventor also came close to dreaming, when hi…
Energy sources on Earth are getting depleted and scientists are working on ways to create new sources of energy to replace.
The invention of a high school girl in the US created a device called
This idea is not new, but it gets everyone's attention because similar devices that previously provide low power and have very low life expectancy.
The work is led by Hongfang Ma of the Qilu University of Technology, focusing primarily on turning waste into a porous carbon material used in energy storage technology.
Not only is the storage capacity of supercapacitors equivalent, the electrical storage material can recharge hundreds of times with each charge lasting only a few second…
The Bluebift Helium portable speaker has completely solved that problem with very fast charging time, only 5 minutes.
Researchers at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) have recently developed a type of graphene supercapacitor using a nanostructure to double the energy efficie…
In the future, smartphone and tablet batteries will certainly be better than now.
A transformation based on the discovery of scientists at the University of Oregon (USA) shows that it can turn trees into high-tech devices that contain energy.