E-MAIL FOR SPONSORSHIP

Researchers Develop a New Class of Materials that Can Store Energy Quickly

The use of urea molecules can increase the capacity of these capacitors by more than 50%

March 18, 2020

/ Rakesh Ranjan
/ Energy Storage, Technology
thumbnail

Follow Mercom India on WhatsApp for exclusive updates on clean energy news and insights


Researchers at Drexel University have come up with a new class of materials that can store electrical energy very quickly called MXene, which is two-dimensional titanium carbide.

ℹ️ This article is free for registered users. Sign in to continue reading.

Sign In to Continue Reading

Create a free account to access the full article and exclusive features from Mercom India's renewable energy coverage.

✓Access to free articles and news
✓Save articles for later reading
✓Personalized content recommendations
✓Newsletter subscriptions
Sign Up FreeLog In
thumbnail

Rakesh Ranjan

More articles from Rakesh Ranjan.
Battery storageDrexel UniversityHZBIBM ResearchIISERMXene
PREVALL POSTSNEXT

RELATED POSTS

Get the most relevant India solar and clean energy news.

RECENT POSTS