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Science & Technology Miracle :A new aluminum alloy could convert sea or freshwater into drinking water while also extracting hydrogen to generate power.
Such a technology could help provide power and drinking water to remote villages in Asian and African nations, said Jerry Woodall, Purdue University professor of electrical and computer engineering.
The alloy contains aluminum, gallium, indium and tin. Immersing the alloy in freshwater or saltwater causes a spontaneous reaction, splitting the water into hydrogen and oxygen molecules.for power generation much cheaper comparatively .
Asked by venkatesaldevarajan,
04 May '11 01:26 pm
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That is a very encouraging invention / discovery.
And sincerely hope that whatever it does, is with affordability to the ones for whom it is intended, and not causing environmental hazards.
Answered by Aarnika Tiwaari, 04 May '11 01:30 pm
And sincerely hope that whatever it does, is with affordability to the ones for whom it is intended, and not causing environmental hazards.
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Thank You for Information n technology also,Everything is there in universe but only we spend reactive energy than positive one,
Answered by vilas manohar deshpande, 04 May '11 01:31 pm
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Probably we fail to use advantages of science and technology !
Answered by Vilas Deshpande, 04 Oct '11 09:18 am
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It has to be commercially viable for mankind to benefit.
Answered by GAUTAM MOOKERJEE, 08 May '11 06:36 am
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