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Materials for energy

Droplet-based ‘wind farms’ harvest low-speed wind energy

25 Sep 2023
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A technique for harvesting low-speed wind energy using anchored ionic droplets has been developed by

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in Hertfordshire, UK
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