Lithium-ion batteries require a lot of graphite for anode material, and the cost of this material keeps going up. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory may have found a way to use old tires as the perfect graphite alternative to keep costs down and improve battery efficiency. Researchers cannibalize old car tires to avert the lithium-ion battery crisis
Lithium-ion batteries require a lot of graphite for anode material, and the cost of this material keeps going up. Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory may have found a way to use old tires as the perfect graphite alternative to keep costs down and improve battery efficiency. Subscribe to iCameroon.Com Newsletter
