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I beliveve there could be a possiblity that on the south face of most buildings a bank of photoelectric gel could absorb, maintain, and store the required capacity to power most homes and busisness.
Photoelectric gel is a gel-like substance that converts light energy into electrical energy. It contains tiny particles called photoelectrons that are excited by light and release electrons, creating an electrical current.
2.Photoelectric gel is a renewable and sustainable energy source that produces no emissions or pollutants. It can also be used in remote areas where traditional power sources are not accessible.
3.Photoelectric gel has an efficiency of up to 25%, which is comparable to other renewable energy sources like solar panels. However, it has the potential to be more efficient in the future with advancements in technology.
4.Photoelectric gel is non-toxic and poses no risk to human health. It also does not produce any harmful byproducts, making it a safe and environmentally-friendly option for powering homes and businesses.
5.One limitation of photoelectric gel is that it can only produce electricity during daylight hours when there is light available. It also requires a relatively large surface area to generate a significant amount of energy. Additionally, it is currently more expensive than traditional energy sources, but as technology advances, it has the potential to become more cost-effective.