New Nanostructured Alloy Could Revolutionize Aqueous Battery Manufacturing

The use of zinc could transfer twice as many charges than lithium to improve the battery's energy density

January 24, 2021

/ Harsh Shukla
/ Energy Storage, Technology
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Researchers at the Oregon State University College of Engineering have claimed to develop a battery anode based on new zinc and manganese-based nanostructured alloy that could change the way of designing and manufacturing aqueous batteries.

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