Silicon -- the second most abundant element in the earth's crust -- shows great promise in Li-ion batteries, according to new research. By replacing graphite anodes with silicon, it is possible to quadruple anode capacity.
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Wednesday 30 August 2017
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Silicon -- the second most abundant element in the earth's crust -- shows great promise in Li-ion batteries, according to new research. By replacing graphite anodes with silicon, it is possible to quadruple anode capacity.
via Science Daily
Silicon -- the second most abundant element in the earth's crust -- shows great promise in Li-ion batteries, according to new research. By replacing graphite anodes with silicon, it is possible to quadruple anode capacity.
via Science Daily
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