100 bulbs will burn in a drop of rain water!

The Dhaka Times Desk It sounds unbelievable but it is true. And that is 100 bulbs will burn in just one drop of rain water! The researchers gave such information. Researchers have reported that it is possible to generate electricity from rainwater droplets. They have developed a generator that can generate high-voltage electricity from rainwater droplets. 140 volt electricity generation will be possible from one drop of rain water. It is possible to light 100 LED bulbs with electricity of this volt.

It sounds unbelievable but it is true. And that is 100 bulbs will burn in just one drop of rain water! The researchers gave such information. Researchers have reported that it is possible to generate electricity from rainwater droplets. They have developed a generator that can generate high-voltage electricity from rainwater droplets. 140 volt electricity generation will be possible from one drop of rain water. It is possible to light 100 LED bulbs with electricity of this volt.

Mechanical Engineering Professor Wang Xuancai said in this regard, research has already proven that 140 volts of electricity is possible if a drop of 100 microliters of rain water falls on 6 inches.

According to media reports, researchers have developed a droplet-based electricity generator (DEG) for the past two years. It has a structure similar to a field effect transient that converts energy and instantly increases the energy density by a thousand times. However, even if it is possible to generate electricity from rainwater, there is still a question whether it can be used continuously.

According to an information in Anandabazar newspaper, in addition to Wang Xuankai of City University of Hong Kong, Professor Xiao Cheng of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Wang Zhong Lin, chief scientist of the Beijing Institute, were in the research group. Their research paper was recently published in the journal website Nature.