did u know that NaOH will eat Al alive, it releases H and heat even though you are not using the electric power, so it's only a solution for instant electric power.
I've been thinking of "A Better Place" and their idea about exchangeable batteries. Instead of large batteries that require heavy equipment to change, how about very small batteries pumped into a "battery tank". Perhaps they could arrange and align themselves magnetically. You could go to a battery station and pump charged batteries in while the spent batteries were pump out and into the service station for a recharge. This way no heavy equipment would be required.
did u know that NaOH will eat Al alive, it releases H and heat even though you are not using the electric power, so it's only a solution for instant electric power.
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breeannaqktjbl 1 year ago
how well do these work and for how long?
count3rculture 1 year ago
I've been thinking of "A Better Place" and their idea about exchangeable batteries. Instead of large batteries that require heavy equipment to change, how about very small batteries pumped into a "battery tank". Perhaps they could arrange and align themselves magnetically. You could go to a battery station and pump charged batteries in while the spent batteries were pump out and into the service station for a recharge. This way no heavy equipment would be required.
joewilder 2 years ago
Great video. Stanford university made a battery from normal paper plus ink and nano tubes.
insAneTunA 2 years ago
The sink cleaner was only added later a bit.
First I used pure NaOH and KMnO4 with tap-water for the main ingredients of the electrolyte.
overunitydotcom 2 years ago
@overunitydotcom Hey Stefan, looking good. Jack
JackTSunn 8 months ago