Sodium-ion Batteries Could Get Better Thanks to Graphene and Lasers

#1

Found this interesting article today when I was surfing the web.

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#2

While this is great for large applications, I doubt it would ever be a viable replacement for cell phone batteries

#3

True but I’m just amazed at the level of innovation in Battery Technology in the last few years.

But you never know where things will lead.

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THIS IS MORE LIKELY TO REPLACE NORMAL BATTERY’S :smirk:


I see this as being adapted instead.:relieved::relieved:

Diamond battery’s are more practical and cost effective :smile::smile::wink:

#5

Looks practical :sunglasses:

My personal favorite is the thorium reactor. It operates at low pressures is walk away safe and eats nuclear waste.