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Los ladrillos (sí, como los de tu casa) pueden almacenar energía eléctrica

  • Written by Julio M. D'Arcy, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Washington University in St Louis
imageSe puede convertir los ladrillos en dispositivos de almacenamiento de electricidad.Big_Ryan/DigitalVision Vectors via Getty Images

El informe de investigación es una breve reseña sobre un trabajo académico interesante.

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