Lithium-ion batteries can become unstable under certain conditions, leading to fires. Now, researchers have used new materials that they say can make batteries safer.
On December 22, the commission illustrated how some gifts are far more flammable than others with its 30-minute Escooter ...
As last-minute holiday shopping ramps up, fire officials are urging caution when purchasing and using devices powered by ...
A runaway lithium-ion battery caused an early morning fire on S. King St., displacing nine people and causing $905,000 in ...
A new battery technology has been developed that delivers significantly higher energy storage—enough to alleviate EV range ...
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Scientists crack hidden battery fracture that boosts fire risk
Lithium batteries sit at the heart of electric cars, smartphones, grid storage and even military hardware, yet the way they quietly crack apart inside has remained stubbornly hard to see. Now ...
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New tungsten doping method improves lithium-ion batteries by curbing voltage fade
Trace tungsten dopants stabilize lithium-rich battery cathodes, sharply reducing voltage fade over hundreds of cycles.
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Electrochemical tuning of Ni-rich cathodes curbs c-collapse, enhancing lithium-ion battery durability
Lithium-ion batteries (LiBs) remain the most widely used rechargeable batteries worldwide, due to their light weight, high ...
Wesley Chang is an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and mechanics at Drexel University. Rechargeable batteries are great for storing energy and powering electronics from smartphones to ...
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