Molten salt and human sweat: the weird batteries that could store renewable energy
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Molten salt and human sweat: the weird batteries that could store renewable energy

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The Guardian19. Juli 2026Quelle anzeigen

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A nap melegen süt.

The sun shines warmly.

napsunmelegenwarmlysütshines
Ez egy nagy elem.

This is a big battery.

ezthisnagybigelembattery
A meleget tart.

The salt keeps heat.

saltmelegetheat (accusative)tartkeeps
Sok ház kap áramot.

Many houses get electricity.

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Ez tiszta és .

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sun
"A nap sárga."
elem
battery
"Kell egy új elem."
salt
"A só fehér."
ház
house
"A ház kék."
áram
electricity
"Az áram veszélyes."
tiszta
clean
"A víz tiszta."
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