Addionics Joins Saint-Gobain To Develop A Solid-State Battery
Apr 20, 2021 1m ago ++ When you remember John Goodenough was researching a solid-glass electrolyte.
Saint-Gobain said it developed new solid-state battery components, more specifically solid electrolytes – which are the very definition of a solid-state cell. According to Saint-Gobain, its electrolytes present “high lithium-ion conductivity comparable with the state-of-the-art solid electrolytes.”
The French company states that these properties will allow it to “offer additional potential performance, manufacturing and economic benefits.” These two last aspects of its solid electrolyte are crucial to help create a feasible solid-state cell.
Regarding Addionics, its 3D electrodes claim to improve battery performance regardless of the chemistry by making electrons travel much faster inside the cells. That would be achieved with porous electrodes.
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A former church will be turned into a war museum and education center in Mount Pocono. Author: Carmella Mataloni Updated: 5:22 AM EST February 12, 2021
MOUNT POCONO, Pa. Posters showing what s on the way line the inside of the former parish church of St. Mary of the Mount in Mount Pocono.
Members of American Legion Post 903 bought the church building over the summer. It s been vacant for 10 years.
The plan is to use donations and grants to turn it into a museum dedicated to veterans. In here will be exhibits from various wars. All the wars, Revolutionary, World War I, World War II, the Iraqi war, Vietnam wall, we will have a replica of that here. We hope it will be a nice exhibit space for the Monroe County area, said Albert Compoly, American Legion Post 903.