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As we know Lithium is used in most of our electrical equipment, mostly in our smartphones. But, these batteries have their own limitations which are annoying. The biggest reason is that Lithium-ion batteries explode vigorously. Another reason to replace Lithium-ion batteries is their short life and low charge-storing capacity.
Today, We will check out those batteries which are better than our Lithium-ion batteries.
Here we go;
Sodium-Ion Batteries
These batteries are quite similar to Lithium-ion batteries because sodium ions are used instead of lithium ions as the charge carrier. The development of both types of batteries started side-by-side but lithium-ion batteries over took sodium one. There are lots of advantages of using sodium-ion batteries over lithium-ion batteries. First of all, Sodium is the sixth most abundant element on Earth. So, no problem with its availability. In terms of safety, sodium-ion batteries are better than lithium-ion batteries. Also, transportation is easy and it can withstand better temperatures.
Graphene Batteries
One of the best technology developing in the field of carbon tech is graphene-based batteries. These batteries have started revolutionizing the world with its 5X charging and its charge storing capacity. Graphene batteries have characteristics of both battery and supercapacitor. A company named "Real Graphene" has already started manufacturing and selling as power banks. In 2017, Samsung said that they are developing a new kind of battery that uses graphene ball material. Overall, graphene is an extraordinary material with numerous applications.
3D Li-ion Batteries
3D Solid-State Li-ion Batteries are being developed by the company "Prieto Battery". This company was founded by Amy Prieto, Colorado State Professor. The company says that is batteries have 5X high power density, 3X increase in volumetric energy density, inflammable and customizable cell voltage and capacity. These features of Prieto Batteries make it an excellent battery of various uses.
So, These are some batteries suggested by Science Feed which may become our future.
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These batteries are quite similar to Lithium-ion batteries because sodium ions are used instead of lithium ions as the charge carrier. The development of both types of batteries started side-by-side but lithium-ion batteries over took sodium one. There are lots of advantages of using sodium-ion batteries over lithium-ion batteries. First of all, Sodium is the sixth most abundant element on Earth. So, no problem with its availability. In terms of safety, sodium-ion batteries are better than lithium-ion batteries. Also, transportation is easy and it can withstand better temperatures.
Graphene Batteries
One of the best technology developing in the field of carbon tech is graphene-based batteries. These batteries have started revolutionizing the world with its 5X charging and its charge storing capacity. Graphene batteries have characteristics of both battery and supercapacitor. A company named "Real Graphene" has already started manufacturing and selling as power banks. In 2017, Samsung said that they are developing a new kind of battery that uses graphene ball material. Overall, graphene is an extraordinary material with numerous applications.
3D Li-ion Batteries
3D Solid-State Li-ion Batteries are being developed by the company "Prieto Battery". This company was founded by Amy Prieto, Colorado State Professor. The company says that is batteries have 5X high power density, 3X increase in volumetric energy density, inflammable and customizable cell voltage and capacity. These features of Prieto Batteries make it an excellent battery of various uses.
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