• When you’re trying to catch every word but also don’t want to miss the plot twist.
    When you’re trying to catch every word but also don’t want to miss the plot twist.
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  • Samsung SDI has taken a bold step forward in EV technology by unveiling a solid-state battery capable of delivering a 600-mile range and charging in just 9 minutes. With an impressive 20-year lifespan and energy density of ~500 Wh/kg, this battery doubles the power of current lithium-ion models while enhancing safety through the use of solid electrolytes.

    Presented at SNE Battery Day 2024, this innovation marks a shift toward longer-lasting, faster-charging EVs. Samsung is currently in pilot production, targeting luxury electric vehicles first. Mass rollout for mainstream EVs could follow with the development of cobalt-free and LFP alternatives to lower production costs.

    #SamsungSDI #EVBattery #SolidStateBattery #ElectricVehicles #BatteryInnovation
    Samsung SDI has taken a bold step forward in EV technology by unveiling a solid-state battery capable of delivering a 600-mile range and charging in just 9 minutes. With an impressive 20-year lifespan and energy density of ~500 Wh/kg, this battery doubles the power of current lithium-ion models while enhancing safety through the use of solid electrolytes. Presented at SNE Battery Day 2024, this innovation marks a shift toward longer-lasting, faster-charging EVs. Samsung is currently in pilot production, targeting luxury electric vehicles first. Mass rollout for mainstream EVs could follow with the development of cobalt-free and LFP alternatives to lower production costs. #SamsungSDI #EVBattery #SolidStateBattery #ElectricVehicles #BatteryInnovation
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    who are you pooping with??
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  • Thank you to your attention to this matter
    Thank you to your attention to this matter
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  • Somehow this tiny baby just turned 7 years old
    Somehow this tiny baby just turned 7 years old
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  • I ordered chicken breast..
    I ordered chicken breast..
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  • I ordered chicken breast..
    I ordered chicken breast..
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  • Researchers from Tarleton State University in Texas have discovered that plant-based extracts, particularly from okra, fenugreek, tamarind, and cactus, can significantly remove microplastics from wastewater.

    Key highlights:

    Okra and fenugreek mucilage (plant-based goo) work by acting as a natural coagulant.

    When combined in the right ratios, they can remove up to 90% of microplastics from water.

    Unlike synthetic coagulants (like polyacrylamide), these natural alternatives are non-toxic and environmentally friendly.

    The study is part of an effort to find sustainable solutions to the growing problem of microplastic contamination in water bodies.

    The extracts are especially effective when removing microplastics from ocean and freshwater sources.

    The lead researcher, Dr. Rajani Srinivasan, emphasized that this approach could make wastewater treatment safer and more eco-friendly, especially in areas lacking access to expensive treatment technology.

    Source: American Chemical Society (ACS Spring 2023 conference)
    Researchers from Tarleton State University in Texas have discovered that plant-based extracts, particularly from okra, fenugreek, tamarind, and cactus, can significantly remove microplastics from wastewater. Key highlights: Okra and fenugreek mucilage (plant-based goo) work by acting as a natural coagulant. When combined in the right ratios, they can remove up to 90% of microplastics from water. Unlike synthetic coagulants (like polyacrylamide), these natural alternatives are non-toxic and environmentally friendly. The study is part of an effort to find sustainable solutions to the growing problem of microplastic contamination in water bodies. The extracts are especially effective when removing microplastics from ocean and freshwater sources. The lead researcher, Dr. Rajani Srinivasan, emphasized that this approach could make wastewater treatment safer and more eco-friendly, especially in areas lacking access to expensive treatment technology. Source: American Chemical Society (ACS Spring 2023 conference)
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