On either side, the silicone strip is coated with inexpensive metallic compounds -- a cobalt phosphate catalyst that spurs the creation of oxygen gas, and a nickel-zinc alloy that does the same for hydrogen.
"The best stuff that grows in the field, a plant, it only fixes 1% of the light," explains Nocera.
"We're already on 7%."
How will the oil companies try and kill this? Let me count the ways.
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Let you count the ways? You don't have a calculator with enough places.
A fascinating topic and possibly a bit thing in the future.
I'm sure the oil companies will act in their self-interest while proclaiming altruism.
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