Carbon fibre bodywork can store power, scientists discover
Carbon fibres can work as battery electrodes to store electric power - potentially paving the way for lightweight electric vehicles and even electric planes
Carbon fibre is capable of storing electricity that can be used to power a vehicle, scientists have discovered in a major materials breakthrough that experts hope could one day open the door to commercial...
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