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Supercapacitor cement is key to buildings that store their own power

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Scientists from Harbin Institute of Technology and the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed an experimental cement-based supercapacitor that combines carbon nanotubes, carbon black, and cement in a 3D-printed pattern; the material has compressive strength comparable to conventional concrete while storing energy electrostatically for rapid bursts of power.

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This is laboratory research. The technology has not yet been tested in real building applications.

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