Smart phones will be charged from urine generated

Scientists try to produce electricity from urine in a laboratory in Britain's Bristol. Many cylinders are being taken as part of the study, where waste water and urine are taken. And from there it is called electrons which can be produced by electricity. At least the power generated from the urine can be charged smart phone and can be lit some lights. However, the use of this device is a special device through which urine will generate electricity. Organic engineers are now working with great enthusiasm in the Bristol Robotics Laboratory. Bioenergy professor Yanis Leropolis said researchers found that the material needed by the waste water and urine was necessary. Like two liters of urine, 30 to 40 millimeters of electricity can be made from urine. Scientists say that electricity is enough for a smart phone to charge slowly or in the bathroom. The researcher said the team will also conduct a test on the end of this month.