DAVID NIELD at ScienceAlert.com reports scientists are working on rechargeable, glow-in-the-dark plant life that could one day replace some of the inefficient, energy-intensive electric lights that we currently rely on for modern-day living.The technology works through embedded nanoparticles that sit near the surface of leaves. A charge from an LED light lasting 10 seconds is…
Rechargeable ‘Glow in The Dark’ Plants Are The Green Light We’ve Been Waiting For – The Plants Use Strontium Aluminate to Absorb & Emit UV Light
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