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In this case, energy density refers to the energy per unit mass, not volume. But your point still applies, for application in a vehicle you need to compare the
by zardo 5y ago
In this case, energy density refers to the energy per unit mass, not volume. But your point still applies, for application in a vehicle you need to compare the mass of the complete battery systems, not just the cells in isolation.
- londons_explore 5y agoAs battery designs are getting better, the difference is getting smaller and smaller. Turns out cooling systems can have very thin tubes with very thin walls.