According to TCD , British startup Molyon has developed groundbreaking lithium-sulfur battery technology that promises to revolutionize battery life for phones, electric cars and many other devices.
Discovering 'super durable' battery technology from sulfur
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Sulfur technology promises to revolutionize battery life
Molyon, a subsidiary of the University of Cambridge (UK), has just announced the success of using the metal molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) material to create cathodes for lithium-sulfur batteries. This technology helps stabilize the chemistry inside the battery, allowing the battery to operate stably for hundreds of cycles and store twice as much energy as traditional lithium-ion batteries.
“Lithium-ion batteries are reaching their performance limits,” said Molyon CEO Ismail Sami. “We need a next-generation battery to address battery life concerns and accelerate the growth of electric vehicles.”
Lithium-sulfur batteries use sulfur, an abundant and inexpensive element, in place of rare metals in lithium-ion batteries. This reduces cost, weight, and increases battery safety.
Molyon has raised more than $4 million in its first round of funding and is focused on building a manufacturing facility to commercialize this new battery technology. Potential applications of lithium-sulfur batteries include electric vehicles, drones, smartphones and many other devices.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/he-lo-bi-quyet-moi-giup-pin-dien-thoai-ben-hon-18525010411452371.htm
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