The contribution cannot be flammable: Researchers develop new quasi-fixed body battery by Felix Baumann first appeared on Basic Thinking. You always stay up to date with our newsletter.
Researchers have developed a so-called quasi-fixed body battery that combines a liquid and a solid core. It should be a safer and durable alternative to pure solid batteries and have a high energy density.
Scientists from Japan have one New lithium-ion battery (Lib) developed, which should be safer, more powerful and durable than previous models. The so-called quasi-fixed body battery combines the advantages of liquid and solid electrolytes and could change the energy storage sustainably.
Conventional lithium-ion batteries use liquid electrolytes that are efficiently but also slightly flammable. Fixed electrolytes, on the other hand, offer more security, but have problems with the interface between the materials – an area that often hinders ion transport.
The Japanese researcher’s solution is a combination of both approaches. Your quasi-fixed body battery contains non-flammable electrolyte solutions that have been specially tailored to the requirements of the electrodes. This achieves greater stability and security.
Quasi-fixed body battery even at 150 degrees Celsius stable
The design of the battery includes a silicon anode and an NCM811 cathode (consisting of nickel, cobalt and manganese). A special glass ceramic lithium-ion layer separates the individual components. The result is a particularly high ion conductivity and thermal stability – even at high temperatures of up to 150 degrees Celsius.
In addition to the higher security, the new battery also scores with a longer lifespan and better charging and discharge. Tests show that the battery has little changes in resistance and keeps its capacity over many cycles.
This makes it ideal for electric vehicles, drones and other wireless devices in which reliability and security come first.
New approach promises more efficiency and sustainability
Development could not only improve the efficiency of batteries, but also make an important contribution to climate neutrality. With a safe and durable energy storage system, electric vehicles and other green technologies can be further optimized.
As the researchers emphasize, the quasi-fixed body battery has the potential to increase energy efficiency and at the same time protect the safety of solid-state batteries. The development of the battery marks an important milestone on the way to safer and more sustainable energy storage solutions.
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As a tech industry expert, I am intrigued by the development of the new quasi-fixed body battery by Unflammable. This innovation has the potential to revolutionize the way we power electronic devices, as it offers a more efficient and sustainable solution compared to traditional batteries.
The fact that this battery is unflammable is a major advantage, especially in light of the safety concerns surrounding lithium-ion batteries. By using a different chemistry, Unflammable has managed to create a battery that is not only safer but also more stable and long-lasting.
The idea of a quasi-fixed body battery is also exciting, as it opens up new possibilities for embedding power sources directly into devices. This could lead to smaller, lighter, and more streamlined products that are not limited by the constraints of traditional battery shapes and sizes.
Overall, I believe that Unflammable’s new battery technology has the potential to significantly impact the tech industry and pave the way for a new era of innovation in power storage. I look forward to seeing how this technology evolves and how it will be integrated into future devices.
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