Breakthrough cement battery turns buildings into rechargeable power banks
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Researchers have developed a cement-like material that functions as a rechargeable battery, potentially enabling energy-storing buildings. The innovative geopolymer, made from metakaolin and embedded with zinc and manganese dioxide electrodes, offers structural support and energy storage capacity. This breakthrough could revolutionize sustainable infrastructure by integrating power systems directly into construction materials.
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