Solar paint can create hydrogen power from sunlight and water vapor
Researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology have developed a paint which generates hydrogen fuel from moist air and sunlight. The technology may be ready for commercial use in five years. RELATED ARTICLES: The Solar Powered Cooker that Stores the Sun’s Energy for Fuel-Free Grilling Every Night Tesla’s Elon Musk Says His Smart Solar Roof Can Cost Less Than Your Regular One The paint combines titanium oxide already used in many wall paints with synthetic molybdenum-sulfide. The material absorbs solar energy as well as moisture from the surrounding air. It splits the water into hydrogen and oxygen, collecting the...
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