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New Glass Electrolyte batteries - Dyne - 03-04-2017 Dunno if you guys caught this the other day on Reddit or wherever, but a team lead by John Goodenough (who co-developed the rechargeable Lithium Ion battery, and also has a great surname) and Maria Helena Braga have come up with a new design for a glass electrolyte battery cell at UT Austin. It's apparently the first solid state design that works below 60 degrees Celsius.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170228131144.htm RE: New Glass Electrolyte batteries - savagecreature - 03-04-2017 So way totally cool RE: New Glass Electrolyte batteries - kresty - 03-05-2017 (03-04-2017, 02:46 PM)Dyne Wrote: More density is always good - but I wonder about the explody part. Seems to me that a fundamental problem with energy storage is that you want more energy in a tiny space. And kinda by definition that means that there's more energy to be released when stuff goes wrong. The no dendrites sounds helpful, but I imagine people will figure out other ways to mess them up! |