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New Lithium-Sulfur Battery Retains 80 Percent Capacity After 25,000 Cycles
A new lithium-sulfur battery has been developed that retains 80 percent of its charge capacity after 25,000 charging cycles. This breakthrough, published in Nature, features a novel electrode structure with sulfur and iodine, resulting in enhanced longevity compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. The study suggests that further research is n...
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Rechargeable Batteries Now Have Six Times More Capacity, Researchers Build Prototype
Researchers have developed a battery prototype that can store as much as six times the charge of a conventional lithium-ion battery. The discovery was published in the Nature journal.
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Researchers Create Rechargeable Battery That Can Store Six Times More Power Than Other Units
A group of Stanford University researchers has developed rechargeable batteries that can store charge six times that of the lithium-ion batteries available at present. With the help of this new technology, users would have to recharge mobile devices only once a week and an electric vehicle would be able to cover six times more distance on a single ...
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Lithium-Ion Batteries in Electric Vehicles: A Fire Hazard?
General Motors has expanded the recall of its Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles due to a risk of fire from the pouch-type lithium-ion battery cells made by LG. The recall underscores the challenges facing battery firms in making a stable product to power electric cars.
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MXene Could Help Make Batteries That Charge as Fast as Supercapacitors: Study
"This paves the way to development of ultrafast energy storage devices than can be charged and discharged within seconds, but store much more energy than conventional supercapacitors."
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Toyota Working On Advanced Electric Car Battery That Could Improve Range By 15%
Toyota has recently announced that it aspires to develop a greater electric-car battery allowing its vehicles to offer up to 15 per cent greater range and battery life.
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New Electrode Material Potentially Doubles Smartphone Battery Capacity
Researchers using vanadate-borate glass as a cathode claim it can generate nearly twice the power of regular lithium-ion batteries.
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New Battery Findings May Herald Faster Charging Smartphones
The results challenge the prevailing view that "supercharging" batteries is always harder on battery electrodes.
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New 'pomegranate' electrode could usher in smaller, more powerful batteries
The new design was developed by researchers at Stanford University and the US Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
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New electrode scanning technique promises advances in battery technology
The team developed a wet battery cell that could be viewed in action in a transmission electron microscope.
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Self-healing battery electrode developed, promises unprecedented battery life
Stanford researchers have invented a self-healing battery electrode that may pave the way for extra long-lasting batteries for electric cars, phones and other electronic devices.
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New Lithium-Sulfur Battery Retains 80 Percent Capacity After 25,000 Cycles
A new lithium-sulfur battery has been developed that retains 80 percent of its charge capacity after 25,000 charging cycles. This breakthrough, published in Nature, features a novel electrode structure with sulfur and iodine, resulting in enhanced longevity compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. The study suggests that further research is n...
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Rechargeable Batteries Now Have Six Times More Capacity, Researchers Build Prototype
Researchers have developed a battery prototype that can store as much as six times the charge of a conventional lithium-ion battery. The discovery was published in the Nature journal.
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Researchers Create Rechargeable Battery That Can Store Six Times More Power Than Other Units
A group of Stanford University researchers has developed rechargeable batteries that can store charge six times that of the lithium-ion batteries available at present. With the help of this new technology, users would have to recharge mobile devices only once a week and an electric vehicle would be able to cover six times more distance on a single ...
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Lithium-Ion Batteries in Electric Vehicles: A Fire Hazard?
General Motors has expanded the recall of its Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles due to a risk of fire from the pouch-type lithium-ion battery cells made by LG. The recall underscores the challenges facing battery firms in making a stable product to power electric cars.
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MXene Could Help Make Batteries That Charge as Fast as Supercapacitors: Study
"This paves the way to development of ultrafast energy storage devices than can be charged and discharged within seconds, but store much more energy than conventional supercapacitors."
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Toyota Working On Advanced Electric Car Battery That Could Improve Range By 15%
Toyota has recently announced that it aspires to develop a greater electric-car battery allowing its vehicles to offer up to 15 per cent greater range and battery life.
-
New Electrode Material Potentially Doubles Smartphone Battery Capacity
Researchers using vanadate-borate glass as a cathode claim it can generate nearly twice the power of regular lithium-ion batteries.
-
New Battery Findings May Herald Faster Charging Smartphones
The results challenge the prevailing view that "supercharging" batteries is always harder on battery electrodes.
-
New 'pomegranate' electrode could usher in smaller, more powerful batteries
The new design was developed by researchers at Stanford University and the US Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory.
-
New electrode scanning technique promises advances in battery technology
The team developed a wet battery cell that could be viewed in action in a transmission electron microscope.
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Self-healing battery electrode developed, promises unprecedented battery life
Stanford researchers have invented a self-healing battery electrode that may pave the way for extra long-lasting batteries for electric cars, phones and other electronic devices.
