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Electricity can be generated via the action of tiny water droplets spontaneously jumping away from superhydrophobic surfaces, and can be harnessed to (potentially) power...
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Electricity can be generated via the action of tiny water droplets spontaneously jumping away from superhydrophobic surfaces, and can be harnessed to (potentially) power...
In a new — and rather unexpected — finding, researchers at MIT have discovered that, under certain conditions, water droplets can actually “jump” away...
