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Researchers at Yunnan University have created perovskite solar cells capable of generating electricity underwater. These cells are designed to overcome the limitations of traditional silicon panels by being tuned to absorb different wavelengths of light, potentially increasing their efficiency in deep-sea environments.
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Researchers at Yunnan University have created perovskite solar cells capable of generating electricity underwater. These cells are designed to overcome the limitations of traditional silicon panels by being tuned to absorb different wavelengths of light, potentially increasing their efficiency in deep-sea environments.
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