Due to the fact that nano flakes are still in the prototype stage, they have the potential to be used to produce solar energy. The crystals' crystalline structure allows them to absorb light and collect 30% of the solar energy that is directed at their surface. As the sun is the source of clean, sustainable energy that can be converted into electricity, nano flake technology can also help keep the environment cleaner. While fossil fuels are the main source of energy for electricity, using solar energy from Nano flakes will reduce reliance on fossil fuels. When fossil fuels are burned for energy, a toxic gas is released that significantly increases pollution on earth.
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