I cannot see how this is useful outside of being a fun student learning program. From the data it appears a battery with 1L of electrolyte provides about 18Wh of energy. Mind you this is at ~1.2V, which isn't especially useful without a boost converter. With a boost converter though you would need a low internal impedance from the battery, which I highly doubt is any good with a paper membrane (from what I understand…
There are two key details you are missing: 1) Its scalable to dishwasher size, ( enough to power a tiny house ) 2) If you shot it with a bullet, it would just leak salt water. That is all. Lithium Ion will explode: Now here is the quiz: If you have a cell phone that is inflating, do you A) Dunk it in water? or B) Toss it in a full document safe? or c) Quickly empty your document safe, and toss it in? If a flow batter…
Not all Lithium Ion chemistries react this way. LFP does not explode: