Scientists in Australia have developed recyclable ‘water batteries’ that are not only safer but also more sustainable than traditional lithium-ion batteries. These innovative batteries utilize metals like magnesium or zinc and are coated to prevent dendrite growth, ensuring a longer lifespan and improved efficiency. Water batteries have shown impressive capacity and increased longevity compared to their lithium-ion counterparts, making them ideal for various applications. Researchers aim to enhance the batteries’ energy density by exploring new nanomaterials as electrode materials, further improving performance for future use.
Scientists Develop Safe & Sustainable ‘Water Batteries’ with Impressive Capacity, Australia
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