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"Below 100 Degrees and It Falls Apart": Japanese Scientists Create First Recyclable Battery That Dissolves in Warm Water
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"Below 100 Degrees and It Falls Apart": Japanese Scientists Create First Recyclable Battery That Dissolves in Warm Water
IN A NUTSHELL ๐ Researchers at Tohoku University have developed an innovative recyclable aqueous battery. ๐ The new battery uses water-based electrolytes to enhance safety and reduce fire risks. โป๏ธ This breakthrough addresses challenges in material compatibility and enhances recyclability. ๐ฌ Future research will focus on evaluating the durability and performance of the new polymer. [...]
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