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From The Age. Stuart Layt
'Australian researchers have discovered a substance that converts air into electricity, opening the way for future devices to be powered by the air around them.
Scientists from Monash University discovered that an enzyme produced by a common bacterium found in soil naturally converts hydrogen in the air into electricity.
Many bacteria use hydrogen from the environment to generate power, but this enzyme – called Huc from the bacterium Mycobacterium smegmatis – does it in a unique way and is much more stable than others when isolated.'