Google's work to simulate a molecule for the first time, using its quantum computer, could pave the way for future power sources in the form of vitamin batteries and liquid solar fuels. The researchers used their new system to demonstrate that it is possible to create an artificial molecular network with more than 100 molecules at once.
Google's work to simulate a molecule for the first time, using its quantum computer, could pave the way for future power sources in the form of vitamin batteries and liquid solar fuels. The development, reported here in July, could enable research into new batteries that use organic molecules to store power for longer periods than metals-based batteries.