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Takeaways:
- Researchers from the University of Bristol are making a separator from cellulose nanomaterials made from brown seaweed.
- The seaweed stops crystals from the sodium electrodes from penetrating the separator and improves the battery’s performance.
- “This work really demonstrates that greener forms of energy storage are possible without being destructive to the environment in their production,” said Professor Steve Eichhorn from the Bristol Composites Institute.
Click here to view the original web page at: Seaweed-Based Battery Powers Confidence in Sustainable Energy Storage
