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Liquid Metal Sodium Fuel Cells Could Enable Air Transport That Captures, Not Releases, Carbon Dioxide
Fuel cells that react liquid sodium metal with air could be the power source required to give electric airplanes much longer ranges, a new paper has proposed. The idea has yet to leave the laboratory ...
Zero-emissions air travel may be one step closer after scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology unveiled a new type of sodium fuel cell that could one day make electric-powered flight ...
Researchers in South Korea have successfully demonstrated the use of free ambient air as a fuel leveraging a sodium-based solid electrolyte to tackle the carbonate issue that has been holding back the ...
A research team led by Professor Byoungwoo Kang and Dr. Heetaek Park from the Pohang University of Science and Technology has developed a high-energy, highly efficient, all-solid-state sodium-air ...
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