make plain paper changed into the battery

There is a the paper batterie, Sony NP-FC11 with the composition of silver nanowires and carbon nanotubes ,it can be used for the portable device
applications;The researchers also claimed that this newSamsung SLB-0637, is a disposable type ,and it can also be produced into a variety of shapes according to the needs of different devices .

the battery is researched and developed  by Stanford University (StanfordUniversity) Assistant Professor of Materials Science and
Engineering YiCui his team , it showed that it can be applied to the conductive coating,including the super capacitor (supercapacitors) to a low-cost Sony NP-FC11 electrodes and other parts ; His research team developed conductive paper, it based on a nanowire containing carbon nanotubes and silver nano-ink solution to a special coating;The kinds of paint will form one-dimensional structure of the film, and adhered in the fibrous paper surface.

Post-doctoral researcher at Stanford University use a special ink to coat ordinary paper, so that the ink is inside the nanotubes deposited on the paper surface, and cause a Sony NP-BG1-coated paper after the paper will become a reservoir of high conductivity electrical components, The
researchers will be followed by its plans to start charging LED;The kinds of batteries ,Samsung SLB-0637 can store a charge, better than capacitors, although its current per unit time (currentperunitoftime) are less capable.

The researchers said that the kinds of conductive paper also do super-capacitors for electric vehicles use because of its high surface volume ratio;Or it can be as a part of a large array of rechargeable batteries,
Sony NP-FC11 and stored the excess electricity supply network at night,, and then released during the day when the power went out redistribution.

According to Stanford researchers tested, the kinds of paper can be repeated charge and discharge Samsung SBL-1974 battery up to 4 million times, the performance is 10 times than the traditional lithium-ion batteries.