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At only 20wH/l for this battery, and with the grid and metal parts still visible, this "transparent" battery does nothing great. The energy density is laughabl
by trebor 15y ago
At only 20wH/l for this battery, and with the grid and metal parts still visible, this "transparent" battery does nothing great.
The energy density is laughable.
- dexen 15y agoEarly technology takes some polishing before it fully realizes its potential. Rest assured we already have (almost) transparent conductor technology available. Used in LCD screens for electrodes around the liquid crystal and barely discernible; they work well enough for that use. Add 2 and 2, and with a bit of luck you may get 22 :-)
- trebor 15y agoI'll take my visible 2D batteries for 24wH any day. :D