Sometimes it’s very hard especially for outdoor workers to
charge their mobile phones battery. So, scientist of South Carolina university
of America has invented the method to charge cell phones battery without
charger by using a shirt. They invented a process to store electricity in a
cheap T-shirt and such type of dresses act as alternative of conventional charger and will be able to charge cell phones and
other electronic devices.
Experts are foretelling that sooner in markets foldable Smartphone’s
and laptops like page available. So, after coming up foldable/roll able/flexible
tech gadgets we must need a flexible type of energy storage. For this purpose Chinese
scientists of American university buy a cheap T-shirt from discount store and
then dip it in Fluoride solution. Then after drying it is heated at high
temperature in absence of oxygen in environment. During this process fiber of
cloth converted to Active carbon from cellulose but its flexibility remains.
Researchers use these rags (piece of clothes) as electrodes
and show that this material is also can work as a capacitor. Keep in mind that
capacitor are those devices which are used to store energy and are available/using
in every electronic product which is in market.
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American scientist also give a Nano coating of manganese
dioxide layer on each fiber of carbon activated cloth by which efficiency of
electrodes increase and they converted into a super capacitor. And there
efficiency only reduces 5% after charge and recharging thousands of times.
After this invention it is to be estimated that in future we
not only use shirts for covering our body, we also use them as flexible storage
for energy and to charge our mobile phones, iPad and other electronic devices.
From Skopje, Macedonia, Also works as Software Quality Assurance.
This was a really great read, appreciation for taking the time to put it together! Touched on some very good...
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