Car fueled by water and Aluminium - students from IIT- Roorkee
It’s going to be a game changer.
Car fueled by water and Aluminium - students from IIT- Roorkee have developed an electric car. The car will give a range of 1,000 km on a single charge and will require 1 liter of water every 300 km. Once you cross the 1,000 km mark, the aluminium plate will need to be replaced. This car takes power from water and aluminium and has zero emissions.
The process of running the car on water is based on simple fuel cell technology, which uses electrochemical reactions to produce electricity. The graphene rod along the metal plate generates electricity with water as its base for the chemical reaction. The generated electricity is sent to an electric motor that fuels and drives the car. Hope this will fuel India’s dream to achieve electric mobility.
Congratulations Akshay Singhal and team for this wonderful innovation.
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