Nano Diamond Battery, wave of the future for smartphones and EV?
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A US-based startup has combined radioactive isotopes from nuclear waste with ultra-slim layers of Nano diamonds to assemble a battery that will last up to 28,000 years.
The Nano Diamond Battery (NDB) says that the radioactive battery is ‘completely safe’ for humans and it hopes to start selling the battery to commercial partners, including space agencies for long duration missions, within the next two years.
The company is also working on a consumer version of the battery that could power a smartphone or electric car for over a decade without a charge. This doesn’t just save the hassle of recharging our devices but also holds key to the environmental implications of the manufacture and disposal of batteries.
The battery is powered by radioactive waste graphite–used in graphite-cooled nuclear reactors–which is encased in layers of nano-thin, single crystalline diamond, which act both as a semiconductor and heat sink.
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