Host-guest nanowires for efficient water splitting and solar energy storage
Wednesday, February 3, 2016 - 08:11
in Physics & Chemistry
California is committed to 33 percent energy from renewable resources by 2020. With that deadline fast approaching, researchers across the state are busy exploring options. Solar energy is attractive but for widespread adoption, it requires transformation into a storable form. This week in ACS Central Science, researchers report that nanowires made from multiple metal oxides could put solar ahead in this race.