revolutionary_battery_tech_news++Scientists say new material can triple lithium-ion battery energy density
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#13They don't have a battery yet. Just a "half-cell".[2] They have the cathode side, but not the anode side, apparently.
This group has access to all the good toys. They're doing X-ray crystallography with a synchrotron beam line. They have a scanning tunneling microscope with a 3-axis nano-manipulator.
[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-04476-2 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Half-cell
Re: Scientists say new material can triple lithium-ion battery energy density
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#15I'm thinking the battery explosions will be more spectacular too.
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#17Could someone who knows this area comment whether this sounds expensive to manufacture?
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#18Re: Scientists say new material can triple lithium-ion battery energy density
#19It's was about time we moved on to the next energy-storage technology for mobile devices. I can't believe in 2018, battery is still the main issue of all flagships.
Re: Scientists say new material can triple lithium-ion battery energy density
#20It's was about time we moved on to the next energy-storage technology for mobile devices. I can't believe in 2018, battery is still the main issue of all flagships.
Won't it always be an issue? I have a feeling they'll just put in more and better power-hungry hardware and software and we'll be back in the minimally acceptable battery life range.