Mar-12-20
Titania (titanium dioxide) thin films which are used in solar cells require high temperatures to fabricate as well as expensive high-end technologies, but researchers have now developed a fully organic method to engineer titania at low temperatures.
Using papain, an enzyme found in papaya fruit, researchers have created a simple dip-coating procedure, that also allows up to 50 titania layers to be stacked, unlike current methods.
The porous nature of the film allows access to a large surface area that engineers believe will result in higher solar cell efficiencies and lower production costs.
A case of Biomimicry. In the past MIT Researchers adopted the movement of Sunflower plant to design tracking of solar panel.
Dr.A.Jagadeesh Nellore(AP),India Posted by Anumakonda Jagadeesh on September 23, 2020
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