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MIT researchers say concrete could be used to store electricity.
The researchers say they can see a ton of different uses for concrete that can store energy.
The hope is that the research could somehow allow us to move beyond standard lithium-ion batteries, which will eventually become near impossible to create due to the finite amount of lithium found in the world.
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