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No, it shouldn't. There's the anode and the cathode- anodes are invariably graphite currently, and cathodes are where the cobalt is (if there is cobalt). This
by hwillis 9y ago
No, it shouldn't. There's the anode and the cathode- anodes are invariably graphite currently, and cathodes are where the cobalt is (if there is cobalt).
This is about entirely replacing the anode graphite with silicon.