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New solar energy-storage resource of plasmon-activated water solution with higher chemical potential
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Discover an innovative approach to solar energy storage through plasmon-activated water (PAW)! This research by Chih-Ping Yang, Shih-Hao Yu, Fu-Der Mai, Tai-Chih Kuo, and Yu-Chuan Liu reveals how PAW, enhanced by sunlight on gold nanoparticles, surpasses traditional methods with a chemical potential that boosts evaporation and vital chemical reactions, all while maintaining its properties for two days.
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