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IBM Claims to Have Come Up with A Battery that Could Replace Lithium-Ion

The battery consists of cobalt and nickel-free cathode material, as well as a safe liquid electrolyte

January 3, 2020

/ Rakesh Ranjan
/ Energy Storage, Technology
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A new research finding at IBM Research could help eliminate the use of heavy metals in battery production, and this could lead to a paradigm shift in the long-term sustainability of many elements in our energy ecosystem.

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