Still in the Lab
MIT’s unique cathode counterpart is made from layers of a small molecule called bis-tetraaminobenzoquinone. While it might be the longest word you read this year, it’s also a unique molecule with “three fused hexagonal rings,” which extend on all sides to create a structure similar to graphite, also a proven battery material. Thanks to chemistry that helps to form hydrogen bonds, the organic material is stable and insoluble, according to MIT’s experts.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/scientists-design-promising-new-material-to-solve-major-issue-with-lithium-ion-batteries-it-is-already-competitive-with-incumbent-technologies/ar-BB1j2CQt?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=9d16762fff7c4a62a1fdbbe20c68f55f&ei=47
Still in the LabMIT’s unique cathode counterpart is made from...
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