GM and Ford have announce LMR chemistry breakthroughs but I can't find info on their anode.
Chat GP says. "In Lithium Manganese Rich (LMR) batteries, the anode is typically made of graphite or a graphite-based composite material. The anode is one of the two electrodes in a rechargeable battery, where lithium ions are stored during the charging process."
Has anyone seen info on the potential anode. Would seem important to future US battery production and NVX??
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