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Graphene proves its mettle in the energy industry
It sounds like the stuff of science fiction. At one atom thick, graphene is the first two-dimensional material ever discovered – and it appears to have significant real-world applications in batteries and solar cells. Sarah Gibbons reports.
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EW Jul Aug 2020 pp32-33 OA.pdf!
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Research and development, Solar power, Batteries, Technology
