Researchers at Advanced Sustainable Systems have developed a paper-based battery that is biodegradable in water, according to a paper in the State University of New York at Binghamton. The biobattery was made up of a paper hybrid and engineered polymers, and the team said it demonstrated a surprising level of efficiency. The team said power levels on the low-cost, flexible batteries could be boosted by simply folding or stacking them.
Researchers at the State University of New York at Binghamton have developed a paper-based battery that is biodegradable in water, according to a paper in Advanced Sustainable Systems. The biobattery was made up of a paper hybrid and engineered polymers, and the team said it demonstrated a surprising level of efficiency. The team said power levels on the low-cost, flexible batteries could be boosted by simply folding or stacking them.