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Article explains that they don't use pure oxygen molecules. Basically two solids oscillating between themselves.
by notimetorelax 10y ago
Article explains that they don't use pure oxygen molecules. Basically two solids oscillating between themselves.
- tgb 10y agoMy point of bringing up the melting point of oxygen is that if the LiO2 is only stable at temperatures where O2 is solid and the advantages of the method are that it avoids the state change in O2, then why not just operate a 'normal' Li-air battery at that temperature? This would also avoid the state change. I'm sure there are good reasons, and just pointing out that the article's motivation is a little lacking.