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University of Houston microscopy sees details of lithium-ion battery structures

Reflection interference technique could help improve next-generation power sources.

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Nanotechnology Now - Press Release: Novel microscope developed to design better high-performance batteries: Innovation gives researchers inside view of how batteries work

Nanotechnology Now - Press Release: Novel microscope developed to design better high-performance batteries: Innovation gives researchers inside view of how batteries work
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New RIM Method Offers Insights for the Next Generation of Batteries

In daily human life, lithium-ion batteries have shown great transformation. Nearly everyone has a smartphone and more electric vehicles could be spotted on the roads, and they keep power generators going in times of emergencies.

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Charging Future with Modern Aqueous Batteries

Charging Future with Modern Aqueous Batteries
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University of Houston takes a leap forward in sodium-ion battery tech

Develops electrolyte that enables reversible sodium plating; May help replace unsustainable lithium-ion batteries  

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