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Which country heats 9 in 10 homes with underground hot water?
Answer: Iceland
Why: Reykjavík even pipes leftover geothermal water under busy streets and sidewalks to keep them clear of snow.
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Which device turns solar panels' DC power into the AC homes use?
Answer: Inverter
Why: The rectifier does the reverse job, turning AC into DC inside things like laptop and phone chargers.
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What do many solar tower plants store heat in for use after dark?
Answer: Molten salt
Why: The salt, a mix of sodium and potassium nitrate, is heated to about 565 °C and kept in insulated tanks.
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Which part of a hydro plant actually makes the electricity?
Answer: Generator
Why: Water only spins the turbine; its shaft then turns magnets past copper coils in the generator to make electricity.
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How long must sunlight hit Earth to match a year of human energy use?
Answer: 1 to 2 hours
Why: Earth's air, oceans and land soak up about 3.85 million exajoules of sunlight a year, thousands of times what we use.
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Who discovered the photovoltaic effect in 1839?
Answer: Edmond Becquerel
Why: Becquerel discovered the effect at age 19 by observing electric currents from illuminated electrodes in an electrolyte.