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The work of science, the floor that generates electricity step by step

TLDR: Scientists believe that silicon coating is an environmentally friendly process and can be used to generate electricity.

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Keeping this in mind, other countries, including the United States, use low-cost electricity to cover the floors of their homes and offices with a layer of wood. So it happens that walking on it will continue to generate electricity.

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ETH Zurich professor Guido Penzrasa and his colleagues applied silicon to a wooden tile-like sheet based on this idea. Nanocrystals were then added to the second panel, consisting of nanocrystals in a ‘zeolite-immable desalination framework,’ abbreviated as ZIF8.

It is a compound that contains metal ions and some organic molecules. These crystals are characterized by the fact that they scatter electrons. In the language of physics, this process is called functionalization.

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Thus, the rate of electron taking and giving has increased by 80% compared to ordinary wood. Thus, walking on two layers of wood must generate enough electricity to light an LED bulb.

Thus, when a force of 50 Newtons is applied to a piece of wood 2 cm wide, and 5 cm long, this pressure produces 23 volts of electricity. In this way, small bulbs and hand tools such as calculators can be operated from ordinary A4 paper-sized wood.

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