"The anode of the 4680 battery utilizes raw metallurgical silicon which unlike industry used silicon the structure of the material does not crack when energy is passing through. With the anode being raw silicon, Tesla is able to stabilize the surface of the material and is able to form a robust network of design through elastic ion-coating polymer coating. (https://eepower.com/new-industry-products/teslas-4680-a-cobalt-free-silicon-battery-solution/#)
https://electrek.co/2022/01/28/tesla-4680-battery-cell-supply-production-capacity-unknown/
https://insideevs.com/news/542179/tesla-4680-battery-debut-2022/
https://m.futurecar.com/5233/Teslas-Supplier-Panasonic-to-Begin-Producing-More-Powerful-4680-Battery-Cells-by-March-2024
Hey, I'm just trying to understand the tech ... and position more of my investments into the EV battery upward suck. I was exploring graphite miners and stumbled down the silicon anode rabbit hole. the wife has no interest in hearing anything more about anodes ... or cathodes for that matter. thought you guys would find it more interesting.
What do you think?
nokomis
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