Morphing, color-changing liquid stores energy by "charging" into a gel
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Northwestern University researchers have demonstrated a yellow liquid that transforms into a black gel to store electrons for months, then releases them on demand to drive chemical reactions—integrating energy capture, storage, structural change, and catalysis into a single material.
This is a soft molecular platform, not a conventional battery; it's a foundational materials discovery with potential applications rather than a near-term consumer product.
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