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I don't know the likelihood of EV's in the future using these Lithium batteries. You would think people would be working hard trying to find something more dens
by bilbo0s 5y ago
I don't know the likelihood of EV's in the future using these Lithium batteries. You would think people would be working hard trying to find something more dense and more safe. It seems there'd be a lot of money in that, but what do I know?
If it is all lithium, well, make sure you have good insurance.
- 8note 5y agoAren't these issues inherent to being a battery? All the reactants are stored in the same place, unlike a fuel, where you have to mix the reactants before there's energy to release
- erik_seaberg 5y agoA battery is just a tepid chemical reaction that we can easily reverse, which is why we accept the poor energy density. If we could find a dense fuel that didn’t throw off a lot of carbon dioxide or methane, synthesizing that would probably be better. If only storing hydrogen weren’t such a problem …