Again I think confusion is rife...
Graphene is just the Anode !!!! that's the bit that sits on the Negative side of the battery
The battery will still use Lithium as the Cathode and Electrolyte in different forms
Hope that helps a bit...
Graphene-based batteries are rapidly becoming more favorable compared to their graphite predecessors. They are an emerging technology, allowing for faster cycle times and increased electrode density. They also have the ability to retain the charge longer, improving the lifespan of the battery.
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