Cobalt-free lithium-ion battery design offers 60% more energy density

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Cobalt-free lithium-ion battery design offers 60% more energy density
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Get a daily digest of the latest news in tech, science, and technology, delivered right to your mailbox. Subscribe now.To this extent, rechargeable batteries with high capacity and dependability are essential to achieve this objective, which is used in electronics and various modes of transport. However, batteries include various elements, including cobalt, contributing to environmental, economic, and social difficulties.

Even though LIB designs offer one of the most power-dense portable power sources today, requirements for higher energy-density models are arising to last longer or power more demanding devices. Apart from the ethical and sustainable production issues of cobalt, there are several reasons a move away from it is ideal for developing lithium-ion batteries. "For us, the challenge is a technical one, but its impact could be environmental, economic, social, and technological," said Professor Atsuo Yamada from the Department of Chemical System Engineering at the University in a

Yamada and his team's novel electrodes and electrolytes are not only cobalt-free, but they also improve on conventional battery chemistry in several aspects. Tests have shown that these LIBs have a 60 percent greater energy density, which might imply a longer life, and can provide 4.4 volts compared to 3.2-3.7 volts in standard LIBs.

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