Flexible, Adaptable Polymer Energy Storage

Flexible, Adaptable Polymer Energy Storage

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Wang and his research team report today (Aug. 20) at the 236th national American Chemical Society meeting in Philadelphia in two papers, on the development of power density tunable polymers and polymer ceramic nanocomposites as electric storage materials for capacitors. Currently, power conditioning is carried out by capacitors, but Wang believes that eventually properly tuned polymer capacitors could replace batteries.

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This is BIG for battery technology.

If any of you are on the ball with ultra capacitors you are probably aware of a private company called Eestor and their claims about new ultra capacitors which will blow current battery technology out of the water. One of their recent delays in release of their technology has been their transfer to a PET base for the EESUs.

There has been a lot of skepticism on the science for this technology. This is the first time I have seen an independent organisation working on a similar type of technology of a ceramic powder in a polymer. With any luck this technology will break soon, and with the advances in renewable energy will change the world for the better.

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[edit on 21-8-2008 by Shere Khaan]

Just a small side note: Barium and Aluminum have both been noted as a product of chemtrails and fallout of same. This could in effect make our atmosphere a large battery or capacitor. Just a thought. Energizer Bunny anyone!