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MIT scientists have created a cocktail of salt water, recycled aluminum and a pinch of caffeine.
MIT engineers treated aluminum with gallium-indium alloy, which acts as a sort of “activator”, eliminating the oxide layer that normally prevents aluminum from reacting with sea water.
Adding a small amount of imidazole, a component of caffeine, speeds up the reaction dramatically.
MIT is already developing a compact reactor that could be used on ships or underwater vehicles.
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