Sugar Batteries may be the answer to Lithium ones

Ramani Aswath

Ramani Aswath

@ramani-VR4O43 • Oct 27, 2024
Japanese scientists have found a way to use sugar in the place of scarce Lithium in rechargeable batteries. What is more, these can store 20% more power.
Not for five years, though.
Now, the cell phone can have type II diabetes too as well as the user.

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  • sowmiya vd

    sowmiya vd

    @sowmiya-vd-gsAvTI • Oct 12, 2012

    sucrose – the main constituent of sugar – can be easily made into a cheap and effective material for the anode of a sodium-ion battery.
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  • joseph siomn

    joseph siomn

    @joseph-siomn-Yr8xab • Oct 12, 2012

    every interested !!!!😁
  • Indrajeet Roy

    Indrajeet Roy

    @indrajeet-w9OkQg • Oct 26, 2012

    Wow!! That's amazing!! Imagine, next time you have a craving for sugar, all you need to do is lick the anode of the battery!!!😁
    How Sweet!1😁