Yeah i get the concept and thankyou @moppo for the table. And on the surface it does look good. My concern is that batteries to commercialise generally take a lot of investment. I'm trying to understand whether titanium oxide is the next big thing (i.e. similar to what graphite was). I have read that graphene which is different to graphite significantly improves lithium batteries. I'm trying to understand whether using titanium oxide would be more beneficial than using a graphene substitue on current lithium batteries.
Maybe I'm doing circles - anyway I do like the technology, i know a bit about mineral sands and I think this could be a good thing. The questions though are:
1. how long to market.
2. will it be superseded.
3. how much to get to market
4. what does the patent actually cover - i.e. will spin offs be excluded and then the battery technology is somewhat redundant.
Just some questions if anyone has opinions.
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