Based on a fundamental chemical discovery by scientists at Oregon State University, it appears that trees may soon play a major role in making high-tech energy storage devices.
OSU chemists have found that cellulose â the most abundant organic polymer on Earth and a key component of trees â can be heated in a furnace in the presence of ammonia, and turned into the building blocks for supercapacitors.
These supercapacitors are extraordinary, high-power energy devices with a wide range
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