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Introduction Construction Nano- composite paper Working Features Merits De-merits Application Conclusion
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Battery made up of paper Thin Flexible

Produces 2.5 volts of electricity

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Lithium metal as anode Nano composite as cathode

Carbon nanotubes + cellulose based paper

Ionic liquid as electrolyte

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Combination of cellulose and CNT Nanotubes are grown on silicon substrates

Cellulose is infiltrated into the matrix of nanotubes

Dried and thin film is peeled off

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Electricity is the flow of electrons Traditional battery- chemical reaction between electrolyte and metal Paper battery- reaction between electrolyte and CNTs

Electrons flow from ve terminal to +ve terminal

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Light weighted Typical thickness - 0.7mm Folded or shaped Stacking multiplies output

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Biodegradable

Recharging in about 30 seconds

40,000 charge-discharge cycle Functions between -75 and 150degrees Celsius

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Thin Flexible Long life Eco friendly

Light weighted
More energy efficient Easy to control the output Blood or sweat as electrolyte
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Costly Not commercially viable at present

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Automobiles Talking posters

As supercapacitor
Pace makers in heart

In portable electronic gadgets

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CONCLUSION
Paper battery offers future power. This thin, flexible battery can be used in the smallest and most diversely

designed electronics. It can further reduce the weight of

electronic gadgets. As it is non toxic and eco friendly, it overcomes a major drawback of chemical cells.
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