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newsoffice.mit.edu/2011/artificial-leaf-0930
Daniel Nocera and his team have developed a “robot leaf” that generates hydrogen fuel when exposed to sun. Just add water. Store the hydrogen and release into fuel cells that convert it to electricity and produce water, or just saturate one of those newly-developed chicken feather-derived carbon nano-tubes with hydrogen and burn, baby, burn!
Daniel Nocera and his team have developed a “robot leaf” that generates hydrogen fuel when exposed to sun. Just add water. Store the hydrogen and release into fuel cells that convert it to electricity and produce water, or just saturate one of those newly-developed chicken feather-derived carbon nano-tubes with hydrogen and burn, baby, burn!