Sony's Paper Based Bio-Battery

Sony's come up with a latest development in their sugar-battery project; the engineers were successful creating a paper based battery: #-Link-Snipped-# capable enough of powering a small electric motor. Does anyone know what chemical reactions lead to generation of hydrogen ion & electrons?

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  • Gurjap

    @gurjap-blPmg9 Dec 23, 2011

    I tried googling that, but no donuts seem to be coming forth πŸ˜›

    maybe a metasearch will help, but I think this is not a publicly funded project, and Sony is justified in keeping the exact thing a secret.

  • Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk Dec 23, 2011

    GurjapI tried googling that, but no donuts seem to be coming forth πŸ˜›

    maybe a metasearch will help, but I think this is not a publicly funded project, and Sony is justified in keeping the exact thing a secret.

    It's not a publicly funded project; actually it's an extension of Sony's ongoing research on sugar-batteries. But I don't quite like the concept of using paper as a fuel; isn't it same as cutting trees and creating fuel out of them? πŸ‘Ž

  • Gurjap

    @gurjap-blPmg9 Dec 24, 2011

    It's a start. If the idea is to convert cellulose (which it may not be) then its future is probably bright. We have plenty of that on the planet, and not all of it has to come from rain forests. Think about it: you lawn mower is powered by the grass it cuts. Ain't it beautiful?

    Damn, I started wishing that was true πŸ˜€

  • Lalit77

    @lalit77-ITuWjY Jul 31, 2012

    GurjapIt's a start. If the idea is to convert cellulose (which it may not be) then its future is probably bright. We have plenty of that on the planet, and not all of it has to come from rain forests. Think about it: you lawn mower is powered by the grass it cuts. Ain't it beautiful?

    Damn, I started wishing that was true πŸ˜€

    If its based on cellulose then cotton is also the best option as a raw material πŸ‘