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I think the author of the article might be confused. "Specific energy" normally refers to energy per unit mass, which is a useful thing to compare between batte
by teraflop 11y ago
I think the author of the article might be confused. "Specific energy" normally refers to energy per unit mass, which is a useful thing to compare between batteries. The author is acting as though it refers to total capacity, which is less meaningful.
- aidenn0 11y agoI came here to comment on that; almost as bad as "X Watts of Power, which is enough to run an average household for Y hours"