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has been present in our lives since the twentieth century nuclear energycan be used in many different areas. A Chinese startup says this energy could soon come to
has been present in our lives since the twentieth century nuclear energycan be used in many different areas. A Chinese startup says this energy could soon come to our smartphones. Moreover, reportedly thanks to this technology The need to charge our phones may disappear.
This initiative is a Beijing-based company known for its work on miniaturizing atomic energy. betavolt. The company says it has developed a battery that has the potential to be revolutionary.
According to Betavolt’s claim, this battery 50 years of charging or maintenance It can work without being necessary. He adds that he achieved this by placing 63 nuclear isotopes in a module the size of a coin. According to the statement, a nuclear battery 15x15x5 in cubic millimeter sizes, at 3V voltage 100 microwatts supplies power. Company until 2025 1 watt He adds that he plans to produce a high-capacity battery.
The company’s goal is to bring this nuclear battery into mass production. phone and drone Making it available on devices like. Even though pilot tests It is even said that it has begun. However, no information is given regarding the release date.
The fact that the use of radioactive materials poses major concerns may of course prevent people from putting these batteries in their pockets. Betavolt, the multi-layer design of the battery ignite and explode He says he prevents it. Moreover -60 and 120 degrees It is also claimed that it can take so long As far as safety is concerned”Betavolt’s atomic energy battery is absolutely safe. “It contains no external radiation and is suitable for use with medical devices such as pacemakers and artificial hearts in the human body.” There are also expressions.
However, this statement does not alleviate all concerns. Although nuclear batteries are known for their long lifespan, which can last for years, they raise questions about safety and the environment. So releasing a product like this that fits into the pockets of millions of people will likely come under pressure from regulators. About this the company said:environmental friendliness of nuclear energy batteries While he says that this is so, he states that 63 isotopes become non-radioactive and no longer pose a danger to the environment after the decay period.
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Ashley Johnson is a science writer for “Div Bracket”. With a background in the natural sciences and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, she provides in-depth coverage of the latest scientific developments.
