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Next-gen seawater batteries stand 380,000 charging cycles, could replace li-ionScientists have developed a seawater battery anode that lasts up to 380,000 charge cycles, making grid-level energy storage ...
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Upgraded anode moves seawater batteries step closer to primetimeAs the world makes more use of renewable energy sources, new battery technology is needed to store electricity for the times ...
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US researchers develop solar-powered nanotech mats to clean polluted waterUS researchers have developed solar-powered nanotech mats that can float on water and break down dangerous pollutants using sunlight.
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