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Electric Cars Could Go Further With Toothpaste Ingredients
05 Sep 2023 | Abstracted from Tech Times
"A novel fluoride electrolyte has been found by the [DoE's] Argonne National Laboratory, and it may help enhance batteries in the future.
"In comparison to lithium-ion batteries, these non-lithium-ion batteries have an energy storage capacity that is twice as great or even higher per unit of weight or volume...An economical, safe, and non-flammable electrolyte called fluorinated cation electrolyte can provide the electric car sector a considerable boost."
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