Rice U team develops new class of quasi-solid-state electrolytes; stable performance at high temperatures

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By mmillikinNov 10, 2015, 1:56 pm379 pts
Researchers at Rice University, with colleagues at Wayne State University, report the development of a new class of quasi-solid-state Li-ion battery electrolytes which have the structural stability of a solid and the wettability of a liquid. Micro flakes of clay particles drenched in a solution of lithiated…

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