In addition to the remarkable longevity, the study claims that charging efficiency, operational safety and recyclability are also major strengths of this new solid-state battery. At first glance, the energy storage disappoints in just one respect.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Aluminum-solid-state-battery-retains-99-capacity-after-10-000-charging-cycles.953076.0.html
How does a "so-called" solid state battery have a liquid electrolyte. It's not solid state if it does, that is the very definition of solid state battery, it has solid electrolyte, not gel, paste or liquid.
Quote from: Mr Majestyk on January 28, 2025, 00:26:16How does a "so-called" solid state battery have a liquid electrolyte. It's not solid state if it does, that is the very definition of solid state battery, it has solid electrolyte, not gel, paste or liquid.
"The addition of aluminum fluoride and an electrode coating with a special kind of salt transformed the cell into a solid-state battery"
Thanks for reading the article :)
What is the energy density in terms of volume? If it is good, it could be a solution for stationary applications.
This looks ideal for grid or local storage for solar wind etc. It will all come down to cost. Nobody cares if it needs to be bigger if the price is right
QuoteThis looks ideal for grid or local storage for solar wind etc. It will all come down to cost. Nobody cares if it needs to be bigger if the price is right
Everyone is kinda after batteries that can be used in cars and mobile devices. Battery factories are kinda very expensive to build/retrofit. And grid storage is kinda a small market (so much so that those projects are being reported here on NBC)
OK, GREAT! Now, where can I buy one? I want to buy one now.
This is perfect for safety. Wait until the density can be 500w/kg and all application will use this