Researchers increase efficient sodium ion battery anode for electricity storage
Lithium is highly priced and restricted, requiring the development of
efficient resistance garage structures beyond lithium-ion batteries
Sodium is a promising candidate. However, sodium ions, being
massive and gradual, reduce the performance of the sodium ion battery (SIB) anode
Researchers from Korea and the United States have recently developed
pyrolyzed quinacridones, new carbonaceous SIB anode substances,
which can be environmentally friendly, without organized problems,
and exhibit remarkable electrochemical properties, along with high sodium.
Climate change is a major issue worldwide in this century. It is
necessary to reduce carbon emissions through the use of renewable energy
However, the excessive price and restricted supply of lithium
require the improvement of opportunity electricity garage structures
To this end, researchers have warned that sodium
ion batteries (SIBs) are a possible candidate.
Except for having similar physicochemical
residences to lithium, sodium is sustainable and cost-effective
.
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