Researchers Discover New Electrolyte that Could Transform Solid-State Batteries
A groundbreaking discovery by researchers from China and Germany could change the way we use batteries. These scientists have developed a new lithium-sulfur (LiS) solid-state battery with an innovative glass-like electrolyte. This design promises faster charging, greater energy storage, and longer durability, potentially making current battery technology outdated. So what's so special about the new battery? The secret to this breakthrough lies in the electrolyte. Traditional batteries use a liquid electrolyte, which can leak or cause safety issues. This new battery uses a solid electrolyte made from boron, sulfur, lithium, phosphorus, and iodine. While it is solid, it has properties…
