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Sulfur-based solid-state batteries generally do not require graphite. Unlike traditional lithium-ion batteries, which use graphite anodes, sulfur-based solid-state designs often use lithium metal or other high-energy materials as the anode. This allows for higher energy density and improved safety. However, some hybrid designs might still incorporate graphite or carbon-based materials, depending on specific engineering choices to balance performance, cost, and stability.Let me know if you’d like more technical details about any specific type of solid-state battery!From chargpt