This Surprising Trick Could Make Your Lithium-Ion Batteries Last 50% Longer
Charging batteries at high currents may be the key to extending their lifespan.
Charging batteries at high currents may be the key to extending their lifespan.
We have research and development to thank for affordable batteries.
They're much cheaper and environmentally friendly than lithium-ion batteries.
Could this be an everlasting battery?
The salty future of energy storage might be upon us.
The battery uses a solid polymer as the electrolyte and can provide a constant power output even when stretched to ...
A new polymer incorporated into Li-ion batteries could dramatically improve their performance.
A new step forward in our transition towards renewable energy.
This will make electric car drivers in Siberia very happy.
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This wasn't an easy tasks since the researchers identified hundreds of potential candidate compounds.
Lithium-ion batteries are the most used rechargeable batteries in the world. If you've owned a smartphone or laptop for more ...
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Illustration of form of nobium oxide synthesized by UCLA researchers (UCLA/Nature Materials) Scientists at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of ...
The team tested their battery by stretching it 300% while it powered an LED lamp. In just a couple of ...
Purpurin, left, extracted from madder root, center, is chemically lithiated, right, for use as an organic cathode in batteries. (c) ...