Scientists in Singapore have developed a new lithium ion battery that may be the “next big thing in battery technology”. The battery is expected to charge up to 70% in two minutes and last far longer due to its ability to handle over 1 charging cycles. This was enabled by replacing graphite with titanium oxide, a cheap gel material, which contributes to a nanostructure responsible for creating the chemical reactions that enable fast charging.
Scientists in Singapore have developed a new lithium ion battery that may be the “next big thing in battery technology”. The battery is expected to charge up to 70% in two minutes and last far longer due to its ability to handle over 10,00 charging cycles. This was enabled by replacing graphite with titanium oxide, a cheap gel material, which contributes to a nanostructure responsible for creating the chemical reactions that enable fast charging.