Researchers use graphite positive electrodes in high-capacity rechargeable lithium/chlorine batteries

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By mmillikinDec 12, 2022, 9:00 am229 pts
Researchers at Stanford University, with colleagues in Taiwan, have used an initially low surface area/porosity graphite (DGr) material as the positive electrode in a Li/Cl2 battery, attaining high battery performance after activation in CO2 at 1000 °C (DGr_ac) with the first discharge capacity ∼1910 mAh…

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