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> In theory, replacing the current liquid electrolyte in a battery cell with a solid offers a number of advantages. As the flammable liquid electrolyte is no lo
by mi_lk 2y ago
> In theory, replacing the current liquid electrolyte in a battery cell with a solid offers a number of advantages. As the flammable liquid electrolyte is no longer required, solid-state cells are generally safer. At the same time, higher energy densities and more power are possible, resulting in a longer range and shorter charging times.
In case you wonder why it can be important
- uxhacker 2y agoWhat difficult to find metals do these batteries need?
- throw-qqqqq 2y agoMaybe this can satisfy your curiosity: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_battery#Materials https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid-state_battery#Material... ?
- sebazzz 2y agoIt doesn't however mean this battery won't go up in flames when there is an unprotected short. It has X kWh stored in it that must and will be released in a way when a short happens.