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Electricity from Sand and air? Why not!

• via mashable.com
  Introducing Bloombox. This idea just might revolutionize power generation and the concept of 'the grid'.
  What is the Bloombox?
  
  At the core, the Bloom Box (or the Bloom Energy Server) is an electricity-generating device that takes fuel and air and turns it into power. The buzz is building around the device because it works (several companies are already using them), it is a green technology (no emissions), and that it has the potential to power an entire home with a box that can fit in your hands.
  The company behind it, Bloom Energy, hasn’t generated a lot of attention. That is, until it granted its first interview to 60 Minutes last Sunday. The 10 minute clip dives deep into exactly how the box works, the history behind the company (it was founded in 2002), and the potential applications of the device.
  How does it work?
  The first question most people ask is: How the heck does the Bloom Box work? While the company understandably isn’t going to reveal its trade secrets, it has provided some nice graphics and details on how the Bloom Box generates electricity.
  The device is, in fact, a fuel cell, which means it generates electricity through a chemical reaction. In the case of the Bloom Box, fuel is mixed with oxygen and then a reaction is triggered through an electrolyte layer to create electricity. The actual fuel cells are primarily built with compressed sands. The fuel is interchangeable, although natural gas seems to the fuel of choice currently.
  This graphic provides a quick overview of the different configurations of the Bloom Box, as well as the basics of how they work:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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