What are solid-state batteries?
In solid-state batteries, both electrodes and the electrolyte consist of solid material. Although some solid-state batteries are already in use […]
What are liquid electrolyte batteries?
Liquid electrolyte batteries have been used for many years and are currently the most commonly used batteries, e.g. lithium ion […]
What types of liquid electrolytes are there?
Liquid electrolytes are mostly water-based salt solutions consisting of organic and inorganic acids. However, simple saline solutions can also be […]
What types of rechargeable batteries (secondary batteries) are there and where are they used?
There are a variety of rechargeable batteries or secondary batteries, which can be roughly divided into liquid electrolyte batteries (also […]
What is the difference between perovskite and conventional solar cells?
Conventional solar cells are often made of silicon dioxide, which is used in amorphous or crystalline form. It takes a […]
Nanosilver in the mattress – what is the purpose and is it safe?
In many cases, silver threads are woven into the mattress’ cover and the fabric can be additionally impregnated with a […]
How can you produce safe nano-textiles?
The Swiss project NanoSafe Textiles has carefully assessed current and future applications of synthetic nanoparticles in textiles and evaluated their potential […]
Does Acrylic resin contain nanoparticles?
Acrylic resins are particularly durable synthetic resins and are used in various adhesives, paints and coatings. Before curing, they are […]
Are nanomaterials used as food additives dangerous to human health?
Currently no intentionally produced nanomaterials are used in food & feed applications in the EU. The occurring nanomaterials are byproducts […]
Nanosilver in food packaging – can the nanoparticles migrate from the packaging into the food?
Silver nanoparticles impart antimicrobial properties to plastic packaging materials and can prevent the growth of food-damaging microorganisms via the targeted […]
