Physics researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered that most of the electrolytes used in lithium-ion batteries, commonly found in consumer electronic devices, are superhalogens and that the vast majority of these electrolytes contain toxic halogens.
Researchers at Stanford University have recently published a paper in the scientific journal Nature Nanotechnology reporting they have designed a pure lithium anode with the potential of increasing the capacity of existing battery technology 400%
Even though today’s lithium batteries are efficient, they cause a range of resource and environmental problems. Uppsala researchers have now come up with a very interesting alternative using materials from alfalfa (lucerne seed) and pine resin, along with a clever recycling strategy. Their study will be presented soon in the scientific journal ChemSusChem. … Continue reading Eco-friendly New Battery Made of Pine Resin and Seeds
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