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it's might be a really crappy battery, but having it use something that's virtually limitless and nearly free is a good way to go.
by jlebrech 8y ago
it's might be a really crappy battery, but having it use something that's virtually limitless and nearly free is a good way to go.
- ianai 8y agoIt’s only nearly free if it’s salt water.
- fooker 8y agoWe do have a virtually inexhaustible source of salt water..
- ianai 8y agoFresh water, not quite so easily sourced.
- eloff 8y agoDepends where you source it from.
- fooker 8y agoThat is sort of the point of this article. Also read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_desalination https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_desalination
- bonesss 8y agoAtomic process heat is near ideal for water desalination. Granted, investments in atomic energy eliminates a lot of the need for storage...
- jlebrech 8y agoremote deserted locations around the world could have a nuclear facility that also creates batteries.
- jlebrech 8y agoluckily there's another upcoming battery tech that needs sodium