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One of the problems with them in their current form, however, is that while this is going on inactive sodium crystals tend to build up on the surface of the neg
by Altheasy 6y ago
One of the problems with them in their current form, however, is that while this is going on inactive sodium crystals tend to build up on the surface of the negatively-charged electrode, the cathode, which winds up killing the battery. Additionally, sodium-ion batteries don't hold as much energy as their lithium-ion counterparts.
- barrkel 6y ago> Song and his team believe they may have come up with a solution to these shortcomings. (Not sure what you're getting at here.)
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- recrof 6y agoYou better read the whole article.
- gamblor956 6y agoThe whole point of this press release is that they believe they've solved that particular problem.