Batteries
With chronic complaints of iPhone lithium batteries dying way too quickly, it’s obvious that energy-storage technology needs to evolve—and cannabis may spur this along. Alternet reports that researchers are focusing on using cannabis products to produce more efficient supercapacitors. The engineering is quite complicated, but the key is the development of nanosheets using hemp fibers, in much the same way that graphene, a strong electrical-conductor material, is used. Hemp is much less expensive, so production costs could drop and, hopefully, so could the price of the batteries and chargers.
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