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Scientists Find That Ice Generates Electricity When Bent
"Phys.org is reporting on a study published in Nature Physics involving ICN2 at the UAB campus, Xi'an Jiaotong University (Xi'an) and Stony Brook University (New York), showing for the first time that ordinary ice is a flexoelectric material -- meaning it can generate electricity when subjected to mechanical deformation," writes longtime Slashdot reader fahrbot-bot. From the report: "We discovered that ice generates electric charge in response t…
The different sources of electricity production For many years now, electricity production has been a subject of great interest, as it has long been generated by non-renewable energy sources, i.e. it is limited and can therefore be depleted. Among the main sources of electricity production are coal, oil, gas and nuclear power. But the main problem of these energies remains their impact on the environment, as they release large quantities of gree…
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