As I understand it, in a Li-ion battery, the graphite used can...

As I understand it, in a Li-ion battery, the graphite used can be replaced by silicon on a percentage basis.

Depending on what kind of battery you need.(This still has nothing to do with the silicon anode).
It is just a percentage of silicon that replaces graphite.

Anteo's additives make this possible, for well-known reasons.
The additive can be added to any conventional binder (water soluble). Right?
If so, AnteoX can significantly improve any LI-Ion battery's existence. Right?

Why do we have problems?

Small versus large?
When will a big premium manufacturer prove that you can make a very big contribution to climate and environmental protection with the small company Anteotech?

And what responsibility towards Australian companies like Anteotech is the Australian government aware of?
Do nothing, let the companies move abroad?Certainly not!

In my view, Australia must finally show what is possible to demonstrate what Australian companies are capable of doing to make a global breakthrough in energy and the environment.

One earth, people, one earth...