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New Charge Storage Method Could Allow Rechargeability in Calcium-Air Batteries

University of Liverpool and NTHU jointly explore developing a metal-air battery with a sustainable battery technology potential

June 20, 2021

/ Srinwanti Das
/ Energy Storage, Technology,
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Collaborative research between the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom, and National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), Taiwan, has revealed a new charge storage mechanism that has the potential to allow rechargeability within calcium-air batteries.

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