Michigan State: Scientists 'Go the Distance' in Electron Transfer Study
July 29, 2020
July 29, 2020
EAST LANSING, Michigan, July 29 -- Michigan State University issued the following news release:
Electron movement - what scientists call electron transfer - powers many of life's functions. For example, a good deal of the energy we derive from the foods we eat is captured by a process that removes electrons from food molecules, like sugar or fat, and transfers them to the oxygen we breathe.
Scientists are trying to harvest electricity from biology to power our tech . . .
Electron movement - what scientists call electron transfer - powers many of life's functions. For example, a good deal of the energy we derive from the foods we eat is captured by a process that removes electrons from food molecules, like sugar or fat, and transfers them to the oxygen we breathe.
Scientists are trying to harvest electricity from biology to power our tech . . .