Yeah probably. But when is it coming. Not commercially viable yet. Could be decades away from hitting the market.
There are some challenges to commercializing AIBs, including:ElectrolytesThere are limited options for electrolytes for AIBs, and many of the available options don't support the three-electron transfer reactions of Al3+/Al.
.Cycling lifeThe electrochemical reaction in AIBs can destroy the structure of the host material, which can lead to a poor cycling life and low discharge capacity.
.Material lossMaterial loss can occur during cycling, which can diminish charge capacity over time.
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