Calcium batteries could be viable thanks to a new electrolyte
Researchers pose a solution that could see calcium as a viable alternative to lithium in batteries. With lithium supplies reducing, focus has moved in order to feed the global demand for batteries. Calcium offers a safer and higher capacity option. However a lack of viable electrolyte has been a stumbling block until now.
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