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From: Savant12/7/2024 10:43:14 AM
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Burnt rice hull skyrockets battery power to 700 mAh, doubles storage capacity Rice hulls, often discarded as waste, can be used as a sustainable energy source.

It turns out that properly processed rice hull ash can yield a carbon form, which could outperform graphite in battery applications.

This “hard carbon” has a unique nanostructure that allows it to store more energy than graphite — the current standard in lithium-ion batteries.

Hard carbon from burned rice hull University of Michigan researchers made this discovery by producing hard carbon through the combustion of rice hull ash.

Rice ash boasts 700 mAh storage capacity, double battery power
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