New cell type? NANOCRYSTAL OXIDE

[profitis]

I'm still in testing phases but yes these cells can be made wafer-thin and flexible.they need to have very specific advantages besides just lifetime over regular batteries in order to be of value commercially.the most powerful factor for regular batteries is low-cost/power-density but not always

[profitis]

Do you have access to labs/chemicals jon

[qtrhack]

I'm still in testing phases but yes these cells can be made wafer-thin and flexible.they need to have very specific advantages besides just lifetime over regular batteries in order to be of value commercially.the most powerful factor for regular batteries is low-cost/power-density but not always

have a look at robert murrey smiths vids on the batteries he's been making:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4AkVj-qnJxNtKuz3rkq16A

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

@ qtrhack, Robert is a good guy he works on some good stuff, he's a very smart man.

@profitis, depending on what chemicals I do, and if I don't I can sometimes make them. I would label my setup as more a hobby setup then anything. Like I do sometimes refine gold for a few extra bucks if it's relevant

But I did a videolog here https://youtu.be/8lBucCP8n1s demonstrating how reactive mg is.
profitis, do you sometimes used crystalrefers from old radios?

[profitis]

Smith is good and I wont be surprised if he's taken a peek at some of my work on the karpen threads.his graphite-air karpen is exellent but he used paper as the electrolyte absorbent which is a no-no because it can provide fuel.I've sent out word for him to repeat his graphite karpen experiment using fiberglass or nylon absorbents instead of paper but I don't know if he's repeated the experiment. Paper,cardboard,starch must never be used in karpen setups because they provide fuel.cotton-cellulose is also a fuel