2. Presenter: Ankit Kumar Moonka 3. Worlds biggest problems? Why
can't we solve these problems? Could we find answers to some of the
worlds biggest problems? The BIG energy source. The exiquite
essence of energy! Whats chickenwire carbon? The EBox? The grid of
tomorrow is no grid. The last puzzle piece. 4. Modern Biggest 5.
Why Solve These Cant e- Its too difficult? Money? Time? Or
willpower? 6. BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH B BLAH BLAH 7. Solution?Problem?
Lens of Normal! 8. Could we find To These Problems? e- 9. The
Biggest e- 10. The exiquite essence of energy! Sequencing of Human
Gene Structure Its the code in every single of our 50 trillion
cells It defines, what we are? Who we are? If each cell is
expanded, its a meter long, 2 nm thick!! Solution to biggest
problems, in smallest places.. Valuable or worthless is just a
matter of adding or removing atoms 11. Covalent Bonds In Graphite
Graphite is formed by hexagonally-arranged carbon molecules forming
2D layers of sheets Electrons are free to move between each carbon
sheet. 12. Whats chickenwire carbon? Graphene or popularly known as
Chickenwire carbon. Composed of pure carbon, with atoms arranged in
a regular hexagonal pattern similar to graphite, but in a one-atom
thick sheet. It is very light, with a one square-meter sheet
weighing only 0.77 milligrams. 13. Unique Properties Of chickenwire
Carbon 200x stronger than steel of the same diameter The first
synthetic material to have greater strength than spider silk
Excellent conductors of electricity and heat Have huge potential
for product development. 14. Nano Carbon In Bleached/Charged
state.Nano Carbon In Discharging state.Nano Carbon In Discharged
state. 15. Two Nano Materials, collecting all infrared light. A
detector An imager We need to see at night, dont we?? 16. * The
power plant of tomorrow is no power plant! Now Combining both we
have. 17. Generating Using Storing?? Do we want 10s of these lead
acid batteries at our home?? 18. Heres it is..!! The EboxSo Whats
The Solution?? 19. The grid of tomorrow is no grid. 20. The last
puzzle piece. Sea Water At an average, we just need 8 glasses of
it/day 21. Pictured by Kevin Carter at Sudan, Africa 22. Now, can
we just stand still and watch? So, will it never happen? We don't
have enough money? We don't have enough time? There's something
much more interesting around the corner? We can do better than
this. We should do better than this. 23. This is why we have to
solve our problems, and the answer as to how is to be able to get
exquisite control over a building block of nature, the stuff of
life. 24. e- www.duarte.com [email protected] Queries Please.
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