Solid-state batteries, could theoretically have,
. . . double the energy density of current batteries, and
. . . last several times longer.
They also use a non-flammable electrolyte,
. . . usually glass, polymer, or a combination,
. . . so they would eliminate the safety issues that plague Li-ion cells.
4-12-2017 Source: #Lithium-ion batteries
. . . double the energy density of current batteries, and
. . . last several times longer.
They also use a non-flammable electrolyte,
. . . usually glass, polymer, or a combination,
. . . so they would eliminate the safety issues that plague Li-ion cells.
4-12-2017 Source: #Lithium-ion batteries