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Un team di ingegneri dell’Università del Massachusetts Amherst ha recentemente dimostrato che quasi tutti i materiali possono essere trasformati in un dispositivo che raccoglie continuamente elettricità dall’umidità dell’aria. Il segreto sta nel riuscire a pepare il materiale con nanopori di diametro inferiore a 100 nanometri. La ricerca è apparsa sulla rivista Advanced Materials.
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