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MIT researchers develop low-cost energy storage system using cement and carbon black

MIT researchers develop low-cost energy storage system using cement and carbon black
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3 Questions: Enhancing Concrete s Natural Carbon Sink Capabilities

3 Questions: Enhancing Concrete s Natural Carbon Sink Capabilities
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3 Questions: Boosting concrete s ability to serve as a natural carbon sink | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub postdoc Damian Stefaniuk describes his research on chemically-induced pre-cure carbonation, which can theoretically make concrete’s uptake capacity sufficient to offset at least 40% of the emissions from the calcination of cement.

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Green Energy: Scientists Propose Turning Your House Foundations into a Scary Supercapacitor • Watts Up With That?

If every house were to implement this energy storage "solution", a single dielectric failure could lead to a sizeable chain reaction and release of energy, as adjacent houses suffered mechanical shock and failure.

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MIT team discovers simple way of using concrete to store energy - Global Construction Review

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have discovered that adding water and carbon black (soot from partial burning of hydrocarbons) to cement turns concrete into an energy storing capacitor.

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