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Researchers Develop New Way to Turn Polymers into Battery Components Using Microwaves

The polymers can be converted to battery anode materials in less than two minutes using an ultrafast microwave irradiation process

May 2, 2020

/ Nithin Thomas
/ Energy Storage, Technology
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Researchers at Purdue University, in collaboration with researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology and Tufts University, have developed a technique to turn polymers into components for batteries using microwave radiation.

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