Abstract
Lithium ion batteries are receiving considerable attention in applications, ranging from portable electronics to electric vehicles, due to their superior energy density over other rechargeable battery technologies. However, the societal demands for lighter, thinner, and higher capacity lithium ion batteries necessitate ongoing research for novel materials with improved properties over that of state-of-the-art. Such an effort requires a concerted development of both electrodes and electrolyte to improve battery capacity, cycle life, and charge–discharge rates while maintaining the highest degree of safety available. Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are a candidate material for use in lithium ion batteries due to their…
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- Anode
- Materials science
- Battery (electricity)
- Carbon nanotube
- Lithium (medication)
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- Electrolyte
- Nanotechnology
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Affordable and clean energy
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