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Imagine in a decade or two a paint that as long as it's continuous, it becomes an electron pump in the sun. One electrode per side of the house or whatever str
by ck2 4y ago
Imagine in a decade or two a paint that as long as it's continuous, it becomes an electron pump in the sun.
One electrode per side of the house or whatever structure, even roads, signs, etc.
Even if it was only a few percent efficiency, the massive surface areas would be more than enough regardless of sun angle or intensity.
- nashashmi 4y agorecycling would be a problem.
- jillesvangurp 4y agoDepends on the materials. Organic solar cells already exist. You'd expect those to be biodegradable or at least easy to recycle or dispose off.