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University of Alberta nano-tech discovery would make solar panels cheaper, lighter
August 30, 2013 /
As University of Alberta chemist Jillian Buriak tells it, scientists have a list of "wouldn’t it be great" ideas for materials.
Wouldn’t it be great if they could use some of the most abundant materials on Earth, like zinc and phosphorus, to build cheaper, lighter solar panels?
Wouldn’t it be great if the technology could be easily transported to places that desperately need new energy sources?
By Alexandra Zabjek
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