Cement-based supercapacitors could power next-generation 'smart' buildings
Researchers have developed an energy-storing cement supercapacitor that matches commercial concrete in strength tests, according to a study in ACS Nano. The material could let buildings store renewable energy within their own structural concrete.
- Cement supercapacitor stores energy while serving as structural material
- Material held up as well as commercial concrete in tests
- Findings published in the journal ACS Nano
- Aimed at 'smart' buildings with on-site generation and storage
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