"This solid-state design eliminates the need for a liquid electrolyte, which is prone to leakage and thermal runaway. As a result, solid-state batteries offer enhanced safety and stability. The absence of a liquid electrolyte in solid-state batteries also means that graphite is not required as the anode material."
do solid state bstteries require graphite?
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