23 April 2009

Using water to create nanoscale power cells - Ars Technica


Using water to create nanoscale power cells - Ars Technica: "Using water to create nanoscale power cells

Chemists use computational modeling to figure out why a hydroelectric voltage is generated when water is pushed through a single-walled carbon nanotube.
By Yun Xie | Last updated April 22, 2009"

== Summary == A diagram showing the types of c...Image via Wikipedia

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