Li-O2
Liverpool Uni Researchers Create Stable Electrolyte for Li-O2 Batteries
Researchers at the University of Liverpool, in collaboration with Johnson Matthey PLC and also Loughborough University, are working with developing stable and sensible electrolytes for lithium-oxygen (Li-O2) batteries (or lithium-air battery). They have advanced brand-new concepts on the topic, whose execution can develop better energy storage capability than that used by the standard lithium-ion battery.
May 11, 2021 // Storage, Loughborough University, University of Liverpool, Innovate UK Grant, Johnson Matthey PLC, lithium-oxygen, Li-O2
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