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Do you think our conventional battery is safe? No? It contains highly poisonous material yet it can be used on kids toys. Why? It is covered with something. Can you do similar thing with paper to prevent it from burning? Yes. They won't sell dangerous thing, it have to be perfected before being sold and should be tested around many circumstances. You won't notice that the batteries sold with your mobile devices 10 years from now have paper inside it if the research is a success.
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I'm not worried of it burning.
I'm more worried I'll tear the battery by accident to be honest...
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Replying to #22
It'll be covered in something harder of course, making it similar to our phone battery. :) Don't think the paper that it will use is our everyday paper just as it is...
And from
this article it is said that:
The device can be rolled, twisted, folded, or cut into any number of shapes with no loss of mechanical integrity or efficiency. The paper batteries can also be stacked, like a ream of printer paper, to boost the total power output.
:)
kamuikurouIt'll be covered in something harder of course, making it similar to our phone battery. :) Don't think the paper that it will use is our everyday paper just as it is...And from this article it is said that::)
I sure hope so...
I broke a GBA battery once....with my bare hands...
Ooooooh man. This is getting me real excited. Imagine, a book full of energy. Rip off a page and replace that gadget's battery. Mmmmm.
