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Improved Lithium Ion Battery Technology Could Fast-charge Electric Vehicles, Boost Acceleration
A sample of the MIT battery material that could allow quick charging of portable devices.
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Scanning electron micrograph of a particle of the MIT battery material reported in Nature. The dark area indicates the inside of the particle surrounded by a lighter surface layer only five nanometers wide.
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Primary investigator, Gerbrand Ceder.
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Amorphous 'beltway' surface structure speeds up access of lithium ions to tunnels in the cathode material.
Credit: Byoungwoo Kang
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