Paper-Thin Batteries Provide Bendable Power

SkinnyGuy writes "New carbon nanotube-based technology could literally allow companies to paint layers of electricity-holding lithium-ion on standard pieces of paper. The possibilities are endless." You can also read the actual paper.

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Puns (sorry)

[PsyciatricHelp]

I read the paper and it was Shockingly Powerful.

Re:Puns (sorry)

[erroneus]

I clicked on the link and found that there was no charge. After I read the paper, I found it to be both positive and negative. I found the subject matter to be current and energetic. It was both powerful and enlightning. You seem to be applying some resistance to this where I think you should be looking to reduce your impedance. Of course your position on the matter can help determine your polarity.

Well, thank god it's Faraday...

Re:worst linking job ever

[danbert8]

It's much faster than just Hyper, it's Hyper Hyper, which is like regular Hyper except on ADHD. Ooh, look at that blinky ad!

Re:worst linking job ever

[Jurily]

What kind of a protocol is hhttp and what kind of a URL is pubsacsorgdoifull101021nn1018158?

It's the new RTFA-test. You're the only one who passed.

Re:Energy Density

[IndustrialComplex]

Only if it's a really, really flat and electrically charged, probably for having been hit by a lightning, lion.

Or a zoo lion run over by a Tesla roadster. Now THAT would be an interesting headline.

"Coulomb Car Careens and Crashes Cat Cage. Collision Causes Concussion, Catatonic Kitty Carries Charge. Cops Consult Caretakers and Consider Charging Car Caretaker as Careless."