Graphene Device Sops Up Sunlight, Heats to 160 Degrees Celsius in Seconds
A new class of ultrathin light absorbent material could harvest solar energy, boil water, and work as an infrared detector.
Read the article in IEEE Spectrum.
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A new class of ultrathin light absorbent material could harvest solar energy, boil water, and work as an infrared detector.
Read the article in IEEE Spectrum.