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http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-07-graphite-future-energy-storage.html
This is amazing if it works. It could change everything. I just want to know why they haven't been studying graphite way before this.
Dr. Dan Li, of the Monash University Department of Materials Engineering, and his research team have been working with a material called graphene, which could form the basis of the next generation of ultrafast energy storage systems.
“Once we can properly manipulate this material, your iPhone, for example, could charge in a few seconds, or possibly faster.” said Dr. Li.
This is amazing if it works. It could change everything. I just want to know why they haven't been studying graphite way before this.