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Apr 25, 2019
Researchers have developed a new technology to produce longer-lasting lithium batteries.
Researchers established the reason for battery’s instability and also a way to combat it
Nanotechnology provides more time between charges.
Lithium-Oxygen battery would now have a brilliant cathode support which would make it more usable then Lithium-Ion cell; know more here
The performance of lithium metal battery can be improved to three times capacity of the lithium-ion battery using a hybrid of graphene and carbon nanotube.
Scientists created more compact & high Power lithium-ion batteries with electroplating method. Researchers replaced the glue-like substances from the cathode that were used to spread lithium-containing powders to spread over the cathode.
Researchers have found that ice-templating is able to control the structure of solid electrolyte used in the lithium battery.
Fire-retardant capabilities, fire-proof interiors, and built-in fire extinguishers - these are the newest technologies when it comes to lithium-ion-batteries. People are now asking how much these innovations are going to change the future of mobile technolgy.
The latest innovation evolved by a group of worldwide researchers proved that a leaf's natural veins can enhance the flow of power in batteries; know more here
John Goodenough invented a new battery that is more powerful than the present one.
Researchers from Stanford University address battery-heating issues by creating lithium-ion batteries that automatically shut down when they become too hot and revive again when they cool off.
Stanford scientists are able to create a battery that does not overheat and can cycle back to performing once sufficiently cooled down.
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