Australian scientists have created photoelectric cells so small they can be incorporated into the paint, so that they can build solar panels and colors and cost better than the traditional size.
The researcher Brandon McDonald, University of Melbourne, with the help of the Organization for Scientific and Industrial Research of the Commonwealth of Australia (CSIRO), said the mix “can be applied on a surface like glass, plastic or metal” and thus “is integrated into the building.”
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